Collective Minds’ upcoming PSVR2 charge station gives you places to rest the headset and slot in the Sense controllers for charging. Sony’s official charge stand, on the other hand, only lets you charge the controllers and doesn’t have a spot for the headset itself. Best of all, Collective Minds’ option is $20 cheaper.
(Hat tip to former Verge staffer Taylor Lyles for tweeting about this!)
Dust & Neon, a western-themed roguelike shooter, will be joining Netflix’s lineup of mobile games on February 16th, while Highwater, a post-apocalyptic turn-based strategy adventure game, will be added “soon,” according to a blog post from publisher Rogue Games. You can learn more about Dust & Neon, which is also coming to Switch and PC, in the video below.
The Washington Post’s Taylor Lorenz shared an Instagram video of the recent media tour of the center. The Verge got to visit, too; check out our written story from Alex Heath.
