Kids under 12 are not supposed to use VR because their eyes aren't fully developed yet and there's no conclusion studies if it affects them negatively or not.

A friend of mine bought one for the family and had to return it a few days later because he only found out after he'd bought it.

By all means point me to an online store that has them in stock at original retail price, especially in Europe/Japan , Europe are offering preorders that won't be fullfilled till January at some stores, as far as March in others, Japan has been out of stock everywhere with no word of when stock will be available.

GameStop in US has none online and claims non in store within 100 miles of severe states I tried, Amazon US has none in stock at original price, only scalper prices.

It's not an argument and I'm not trying to beat you. I bought mine on day one.  

I hope it's selling well because I think it's amazing and it's the future. I worry that the hype isn't there,  They're in Statesboro Ga at MSRP if you want one, though.

Underpowered how? 

Sony and others throw most of their console specs at luxurious visual flourises. Graphically the switch could provide tons of aesthetically pleasing 90/120fps, 1080p VR experiences if they wanted to. If anyone could bring VR into the mainstream it would be Nintendo, they've always had a strong understand of functionality and fun over just boasting about specs.

Wii games running at 1080p 

PSVR game

Thanks for that, I will stop and think about what you said. I was thinking about buying a PSVR as soon as I can afford it, but I have being burned before many times: the Kinect 2.0, the MOVE, the WiiU in a whole. I think I will follow your motto and stay calm till 2018, about the Switch and the PSVR.

Not arguing with you either, just pointing out that they're sold out online, and in UK stores like CEX (upmarket pawn shop) pay £330 for psvr and sell it for £450, RRP is £349.99.

In Japan RRP is 44,600 but the only way to buy one in Japan is at scalper prices which last time I checked were over 90,000 (about $850)

Large majority of stock went to the US, everywhere else demand is far outstripping supply, and even in US pretty much every major online retailer no longer has stock.

Check it out:

http://m.stockinformer.co.uk/checker-playstation-vr

http://www.nowinstock.net/videogaming/accessories/playstationvr/

Yeah, right when you replied, I DID try to beat you. I went to my local GameStop and Walmart pages. GameStop was sold out and Walmart had one left in stock (which I screen shotted... Uh shotted? Is that a word, now?). Hopefully it signifies a bright future!

My only worry is if this is true (and I doubt it) cheap, shitty VR will turn people off to the idea of good VR! There's a huge difference in immersion between watching a 360 degree VR video and playing a VR game. Not even comparable.

VR is first and foremost an immersive gameplay experience. The assumed requirement for realistic visuals is in reality nothing more than a plus and clearly amongst the things hindering its ability to find a mass audience.