spemanig said:
PSVR's sales are an issue of the product, not the current viability of the tech. I always knew PSVR wouldn't do well. $400 is way too expensive for a mass market accessory with a tiny software landscape. |
I honestly don't think the tech is ready to be something that everyone wants to use on a regular basis. It is very frustrating to get up and running, the software is one and done from my experience, there's a bad psynergy between the device and the majority of gamers. The technology is impressive, I was pleasantly surprised by Batman and The London Heist. I think the price wasn't a huge factor. People will pay for quality and desire. It had quality but nobody really had a need or desire for it. At this point, it's even more gimmicky than the Wii
And they need to find a way to make you look less ridiculous while playing.







