There are apparently at least 100 titles in the works for Sony's PlayStation VR.
The virtual reality headset, which doesn't arrive until later this year, is reportedly being supported by 200 developers.
"[This is] a testament to the kind of support that we're getting from the content creation community on PlayStation VR," Sony CEO Kaz Hirai told the BBC.
"I think we have a lot of good support," he said, "and it'll be a great product coming out later this year."
Hirai also commented on how Sony is planning to eventually use the PlayStation VR for other forms of entertainment.
"With the install base of the PlayStation 4 close to 36 million units, that there in of itself is a huge audience we're going to cater to," he added.
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"And once we have a lot of people who are really into virtual reality through games I think then we'll be able to expand beyond gaming, especially because we have a lot of content that we create ourselves at Sony Pictures Entertainment."
Meanwhile, pre-orders for VR rival Oculus Rift recently went live and have sold out in under 15 minutes.
