
After months of PSVR 2 stock shortages, PlayStation sells hundreds of VR patents to Meta, signaling the brand's departure from the market
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMihAJBVV95cUxOd1NicjJBel9RVTlkeDN6OEF4bnVqN2tWQ3g4WmVINGtyb2xISnh1SkJuVksxNTVULVpLN2lLbzQ3M1hUdjh3bnpyUDlnaFF1MWNqZTNBeXpuTHNoOWlDQTVuLXNxcnl3WG92YWJHS0pLN1RSeHYxaHNTX25fd29ITTFkdW5BTFp4djZZWGZDV3ZTTkVrbnh4cTJsZE9hZ241b0xFOVZUc1FjdEJ5b18xX3FPbXNqWk92Y3hHUWZZbU9wNld3Y0pBdWtELVpBbllRUk9nQ1N3X3gzRFZNNUM4T3lrV0x2V1JzYVdnTFdOcmZBM3lMS3FkNThobGZXdXEzM1RzVQ?oc=5" target="_blank">After months of PSVR 2 stock shortages, PlayStation sells hundreds of VR patents to Meta, signaling the brand's departure from the market</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">GamesRadar+</font>
