If you still need a PlayStation Camera adaptor for PSVR1 on PS5, don't delayPlayers have until the end of the month to make their requests. News by Vikki Blake Contributor Published on Nov. 11, 2024 Sony is discontinuing the PlayStation Camera adaptor for PSVR1 on PS5.According to a brief update on the PlayStation website, the device will be withdrawn on 26th November 2024, or "until supplies last".To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Metro Awakening VR Review.Watch on YouTubeThe adaptor was introduced with the PS5. As a camera is required for PSVR the PS5's HD camera is not compatible, it's the only way to play PSVR1 on PS5.If you have the tech and haven't yet reached out to secure an adaptor, now's the time to do it - especially as the offer's only good for as long as "supplies last".Head to the official website to put in a request. You'll need to provide your PSVR processor unit serial number and - depending upon where you are in the world - your name, email, phone number, and shipping address. The processor unit's serial number should begin with the letter C, M, or P.Find out why our resident VR expert, Ian Higton, says that getting the PS VR2 working on PC isn't nearly as easy as it should be.Ian also took a look at Metro Awakening VR for Eurogamer, awarding it three out of five stars, saying: "Metro Awakening VR delivers some terrifying moments in its deep, thought-provoking story, but after a strong start, repetitive levels and pacing issues kill most of its momentum".