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PlayStation VR2 to be Playable at Tokyo Game Show

PlayStation VR2 to be Playable at Tokyo Game Show - News

by William D'Angelo , posted on 25 August 2022 / 2,533 Views

PlayStation VR2 will be playable for the first time at Tokyo Game Show 2022, according to Capcom. The company announced the virtual reality version of Resident Evil Village will be playable at the event.

"Tokyo Game Show 2022 Capcom booth exhibition information," reads a tweet from Capcom. "The PlayStation VR2 version of Resident Evil Village will be on display. Experience the 'ultimate immersion' by playing a part of Dmitrescu Castle."

PlayStation Japan added, "This will be the first opportunity for PlayStation users to experience PlayStation VR2. Please visit the Tokyo Game Show 2022 Capcom Booth!"

It was announced in June Resident Evil Village would be getting a release on the PlayStation VR2.


A life-long and avid gamer, William D'Angelo was first introduced to VGChartz in 2007. After years of supporting the site, he was brought on in 2010 as a junior analyst, working his way up to lead analyst in 2012 and taking over the hardware estimates in 2017. He has expanded his involvement in the gaming community by producing content on his own YouTube channel and Twitch channel. You can contact the author on Twitter @TrunksWD.


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8 Comments
VAMatt (on 26 August 2022)

Interesting choice by Sony for the first playable experience. They must have a lot of faith in the game that Capcom has developed.

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SuperNintend0rk (on 25 August 2022)

Nice! I was expecting Sony to focus on games for the rest of the year and wait until January to show more of PSVR2.

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NextGen_Gamer SuperNintend0rk (on 25 August 2022)

This being the only Japanese event between now and PSVR2's early 2023 release, it makes sense to let them get some hands-on time with it. But yeah, I am guessing that we will get a big State of Play in January to show off the launch titles (and other 2023 ones) and finally announce the release date and price.

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SuperNintend0rk NextGen_Gamer (on 25 August 2022)

That's what I'm thinking. They probably don't want to pull attention from Ragnarok and other games.

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SuperNintend0rk twintail (on 26 August 2022)

Yeah it's definitely hard to say. I wonder when they're finally going to announce the price.

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OneTime (on 25 August 2022)

Hmm... I still think they should have done more with the PSVR1 and PS5. Now they're starting from scratch again, where VR games could have already been on sale...

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Trentonater OneTime (on 25 August 2022)

they did as much as could be expected as the market leaders for high end vr with the rest of the industry riding their coattails. now that it has grown a bit in their absense they can push it harder.

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