Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 support for PlayStation VR2 is now live
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 now supports PlayStation VR2 following a recent update released on April 30, 2026, bringing VR functionality to PS5 players. The update includes performance improvements, a new weather radar API for developers, and quality-of-life changes such as improved ground services and media gallery integration. Originally delayed to fix critical bugs, the update is now live across all platforms with enhancements for both VR and 2D gameplay.
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Gaming PlayStation Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 support for PlayStation VR2 is now live By Kris Holt April 30, 2026 1:50 pm EST Asobo Studio/Xbox Game Studios Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 soared across the great console divide to land on PlayStation 5 in December, but players have had to bide their time to experience the game on a PlayStation VR2 headset. Now, they can do just that after the latest update went live on Thursday. Along with PS VR2 support, the update introduces an option for players to switch off the heads-up display in VR and retain it in 2D modes. There's one other helpful change for PlayStation 5 players, according to the patch notes: the photo album feature now saves images in the console's media gallery rather than the game's internal storage.
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