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Sony is considering the PS VR compatibility with PC

Masayasu Ito, vice president of Sony Computer Entertainment, has shown possibilist on the possibility of making Playstation VR compatible with the PC, according to a translation posted on Reddit.

"Since PS4 shares with most PC hardware components, this is a possibility," Ito said the Japanese newspaper Nikkei. "Right now we are focused on the games and we are not ready to make further announcements, but I can say that there will be an expansion in various fields."

Sony recently announced that PlayStation VR will hit stores during the month of October at a recommended price of € 399.99. According to the latest rumors, before then it will be announced the new PS 4.5 for games in 4K.

The arrival of PS VR PC could be quite interesting because it is a kind of experience can be placed midway between the furniture as Gear VR and that of Rift / Lives. Videoludicamente more complete than the Mobile VR will not be able to offer a detailed and realistic graphics that the most committed fans expect.

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