A recent report states the final retail version of Sony's PlayStation VR will have an external processing unit that is as big as Nintendo's Wii console.

Sony engineer Chris Norden expressed frustration that the media does not understand the extra processing box that comes packed with the upcoming PlayStation VR headset. So he took the time during ...

The PlayStation VR headset runs on the PlayStation 4, but it also requires a Wii-sized processing unit, which is included with every device. To date, Sony hasn't said much about what it does--but ...

It looks as though the PlayStation VR headset won't just rely on the processing power of a PlayStation 4 to drive it.

In addition to providing a silky smooth gaming experience for PS VR itself, the processing unit also ensures that developers working on Sony’s virtual reality gaming headset have the necessary ...

Sony's piece of budget-friendly virtual reality kit, the PlayStation VR, includes an extra processing unit but the $399 retail package will exclude the PlayStation Camera needed to make it all work.

Update: The external processing unit has actually been part of the PlayStation VR demo set since the device was first unveiled to the world.

A new report has claimed that the external processing unit for PlayStation VR, Sony’s upcoming virtual reality gaming headset, is around the size of a Nintendo Wii console.

In a surprising announcement, Sony responds to people who doubt the PS4's VR capabilities.

Sony has kept mum on the capabilities of PlayStation VR's processing unit to this point, but the company finally provided some details on the box during a presentation today at the 2016 Game ...