While it obviously wasn't available at the system's launch, PlayStation VR is the biggest reason to buy a PS Camera if you don't already have one. It provides one of the least expensive ways to dip your toes into true virtual reality, as it doesn't require a beefy PC. Gamer Network Limited, Gateway House, 28 The Quadrant, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 1DN, United Kingdom, registered under company number 03882481. Place the PS Camera about 1.4m (4’7”) high and about 2m (6’) away from where you will be sitting or standing.

Disconnect the PS Camera and reconnect it. Long press the PS button and go to Sound/Devices. If the PS Camera is recognised, you will see the option Mute Microphone for PlayStation Camera on this menu. To test your PS4 camera angles, go to Settings> Devices > PlayStation Camera > Adjust PlayStation Camera. Clean the lenses with the microfibre cloth that came with the VR headset. Keep it dry, never use fluids.Clean the PSVR lenses. They're going to get dirty, no matter how hard you try to keep them clean. Clean them with a microfiber cloth. Don't use anything wet or abrasive---you don't want to damage the lenses or coating. Don't stand too close, though---there's a sweet spot to be found. The camera can see slightly upward, but if you stand too close, the camera won't be able to see your head. Even if you don't want to get PS VR, there are a handful of games that have special features for the PS Camera by itself. Wikipedia has a list of PS Camera compatible games; highlights include Alien: Isolation, all Just Dance games since 2014, LittleBigPlanet 3, Surgeon Simulator, and Tearaway Unfolded.

Experience full freedom of movement and increase your immersion by using your feet to travel through virtual worlds, with the 3dRudder motion controller Clean the PS Camera lenses using a clean, dry microfibre cloth. Don't use water or any other cleaning fluids.

Adjust the scope position by carefully holding it around the edges and wiggling it until it’s comfortable and the image is as clear as possible. If the PS Camera is still not recognized, keep the PS Camera connected and power down your PS4 and restart it. Plug the headset directly into the VR processor unit. If this fixes the problem then there's an issue with the VR connection cable. Make sure it's not tangled or crooked. If the problem persists you may need to replace it. The PlayStation Camera adaptor is used to connect the PlayStation®Camera* (sold for the PlayStation®4 console) to a PlayStation®5 console. This allows the use of PlayStation®VR when playing supported PS4™ games on a PS5™ console, including games that require PlayStation®Move or PlayStation®VR aim controllers.