The PlayStation 5 console will have, like its predecessor, a virtual reality headset to play fully immersive games.
Sony has confirmed the existence of this peripheral during its press conference at CES in Las Vegas and has even shown the advance of one of the first titles that can be played.
The helmet will be known as PlayStation VR2 and the Japanese company has revealed some technical details of it, although without yet showing its final image.
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The helmet is expected to hit stores before the end of the year. It will have 4K resolution, with 2000 x 2040 pixels of resolution in each eye. Also a viewing angle of 110 degrees to give a greater sense of spaciousness to games.
To create highly realistic scenes, you will also use a technique known as "vented rendering", which puts a greater number of details in the areas of the field of view where visual acuity is greater. In order to do this, the helmet will be able to follow where the gaze is directed.
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Along with the helmet, Sony will put on sale two controllers with a futuristic look and whose appearance was already known through previous leaks. But the hardware, alone, is not going to sell this peripheral and Sony has already prepared a catalog of quite ambitious launch games.
During the CES press conference, the company showed, for example, the teaser for Horizon: Call of the Mountains, a new adventure based on the popular video game Horizon: Zero Dawn. The company has already sold more than 5 million PlayStation VR units but expects the demand for this new peripheral to be even higher.
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