Sony Launches Climate Station, Interactive Climate Apps At PS5 And PS VR2

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JAKARTA - Sony Interactive Entertainment officially launched Climate Station, a free educational interactive app on PlayStation 5 and PS VR2 designed for an exploratory climate experience, in the form of games.

Developed With United Nations Playing for the Planet Alliance, Climate Station allows users to explore the dynamics of global climate change through four modes: Weather Year, Observations, Projections, and Explainer Library.

"At PS5, you can explore the interactive globe completely, enlarge climate events and the data layer using DualSense controllers. At PS VR2, the experience becomes more immersive You can achieve and manipulate Earth directly with PS VR2 Sense controllers," Sony said in a statement on his official blog.

In Weather Year, users can witness the evolution of global weather in the form of stunning timing shows, ranging from storms, forest fires, to floods, all of which are associated with human impact data.

Meanwhile, Observations presents authoritative data from the IPCC to track temperature changes for more than a century. This interactive Globe will show temperature changes from 1901 to now, with a red 3D pin for heating, blue for cooling.

The Mode Projections offer five future scenarios based on global emission levels, complete with predictions of temperature changes, sea level rise, and threats to biodiversity. The Explainer Library presents 90 minutes of educational videos about science behind the climate crisis.

With visual technology at the level of blockbuster games and interactive control through DualSense or PS VR2 Sense, this application is not only a means of learning but also an invitation to care.

The Climate Station is changing the way we look at and understand the climate crisis, the company added. This application is also available and can be downloaded for free through the PS Store.