On October 13th Sony is stepping onto the virtual reality stage with Playstation VR, and games like Driveclub VR, Battlezone and Playstation VR Worlds will be ready at launch. In the following months more games will follow, and we're not just talking about new VR projects like Resident Evil VII: Biohazard, Star Trek: Bridge Crew, RIGS Mechanized Combat League and Robinson: The Journey.
In fact, several existing PS4 games are getting the VR treatment, with new modes of gameplay experiences tailored for virtual reality. And the best part? Some of them will be updated free of charge. In their article on the subject VRFocus specifically mention Bound, Hustle Kings and Super Stardust Ultra, while claiming that Sony has given this opportunity to many of their development studios.
Naturally they want a rich library of games at launch, and with high public interest for the headset taken into account, it's surely a good move.