The source said: Sony is developing PS4 virtual reality head-wearing equipment

According to foreign game media Eurogamer reported that Sony is developing a PlayStation 4 virtual reality head-mounted equipment, designed to compete with virtual reality game glasses oculusrift. According to several anonymous sources, Sony was scheduled to launch the device at the Cologne International Games Show (Gamescom) last week, but decided to postpone its release time, the report said. Sony is expected to formally launch the device sometime next year. For now, there is little detail about the device, but it is clearly being tested within the company through the racing game Driving Club (Driveclub). When the user in the game driving by the Evolution UBM Studio design car, can look around the cockpit to closely observe the car environment, the details of a high degree of fidelity. Eurogamer pointed out that the Evolution UBM Studio is also the Sony Global Studio (World Wide UBM) 3D Team Station, so through the "driving club" to test the equipment is very meaningful. Sony declined to provide any relevant details. When Kepen, chairman of Sony Global Studios, Shuhei Yoshida at the Cologne International Games show, was asked whether the company was reviewing the development of a virtual reality headset for PlayStation 4, he replied: "We won't talk about it." "Sony has a long history of producing 3D products, and its PlayStation 3 platform 3D game was a major focus for gamers a few years ago," he said. Sony is currently developing its own 3D viewing head-and-wear equipment, one of which has been showcased at last year's Tokyo game show.