Imagine if the had more compelling content for PSVR. I think RE7, DriveClub VR and maybe Farpoint stand as the best offers for VR right now (with wide spread appeal) I want VR to be good, I've dreamed of it but there's gotta be more to offer. I'm sure Sony is making decent or enough money to continue pursuing VR but I don't feel their full weight behind it which I suppose makes sense, PSVR is very much a premium item.

Why would the PSVR dominate the PC market.  They would lose out to the OR and VIVE on hardware and pretty soon MS and their partners will have a device in the Market that does both AR/VR for a cheaper price.  If anything the the PC market is going to become more competitive which should be good for Sony.  Better,. cheaper devices will increase adoption of VR and thus more games.  If MS makes a standard framework then we will see more AR/VR devices in the market at cheaper prices which should hit that sweet spot for mass market appeal.

Hmm. I haven't got the chance to give it a try yet.

No, they don't complain that they sell too much. That doesn't make any sense. If they would sell 20x as many PSVR units it would be a much better situation for them because then there would be many more games for it.

They don't sell enough combined with other devices to get a decent amount of VR owners, that's what he complains about. They may dominate against the competition but that doesn't make some million sold PSVR heasdsets "too many sales". The competition sells not enough units to let developers work on enough "bigger"  games which would also come to PSVR, then. That's Sony's problem. 

Eh.  I played the demo at a friend's house, and it reminded more of Wii U's Nintendo Land than anything else.  Some fun, but nothing mind blowing.  By contrast, I was immediately and completely blown away by the Rift's free demo "First Contact".  

There are games on the other platforms that require participation from others not wearing the headset as well.  For example, "Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes" has the VR wearer in a room with a bomb.  The VR wearer has to accurately describe all of the features of the bomb in order for those not wearing the headset to walk him/her through how to disarm the bomb via a manual on the tv screen.  I played it with friends on the Oculus Rift, and it was a lot of fun.  

I can't see PSVR headsets selling for use on PC.  The people buying PSVR are PS4 owners buying a PS4 peripheral.  If you are going to do VR on PC, you're going to get a much better headset and guarantee yourself the much better experience.  At least you should, or really what's the point?  I don't believe there are many people out there who were not interested in buying a PS4, but only did so later to play PSVR.  Similarly, I doubt there are many people who really want to experience VR on their PC, but are holding themselves back from doing so because PSVR isn't compatible with it.

I don't know, $399 for Oculus headset + Touch controllers + 2 sensors + Eve Valkyrie this summer was pretty damn enticing for me.

Also, for everyone saying that PSVR is the market leader, and Oculus is in dead last, they are ignoring the fact that Oculus supplies the software to Gear VR (5 million headsets shipped iirc).  Sounds like a win/win for Oculus to me.

Sony is really such a honorable company, very happy for PSVR being the market leader!

I won't complain if more games came out yet I can hardly keep up with what's available since launch and have been skipping plenty stuff. Support is far better than Kinect and Move. I have bought over 50 titles already, some with VR modes, some completely playable in VR, most exclusively made for VR. OR and Vive games get released on PSVR too, as well the other way around. Cross play between PSVR Vive and OR is working perfectly fine.

What VR needs is damn lazy review sites to actually start reviewing VR games. Most of the time the only resource available is watching a live stream on release day to get an idea what a game is like. Or check Steam user reviews if it is a port.

Anyway here's a list of released and upcoming games
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_PlayStation_VR_games
Withing 1 year the list is already far longer than Move and Kinect compatible games. Plus they're all different, while the Kinect and Move list have many repetitions like Dance game variants.

Extremely under supported... #PSVRhasnogamez.

I don't understand why people care about VR and I never want it to become the norm. Oh well. I'll be dead long before it becomes the norm, or even very popular.

And here I thought that PC was always that very big market that consoles gamers were missing... but seem like VR to have more competition Sony would have to also sell over the PC markets and leave competitors without market? Or you really think Oculus and HTC would sell much better on PS4 than on PC?

@OP I hope it grows even more.

This ^