Soundwave on 30 November 2016
Any one who's spent any time actually using VR can tell you there's a lot of potential there.
It feels like what online did in the PS2/Dreamcast early days. Or 3D polygonal gaming in the early 90s when things like Virtua Racing were first coming out. It's raw, but you can see where it could go.
I'm not as concerned about the price, price is something that naturally comes down over time. What is $500 will eventually become $400, then $300, then $250.
I think the bigger issue with the tech right now is all the cables to be honest, the PSVR has a ton of cables.
PSVR2 on Playstation 5 is going to be something really special though I have no doubt.
