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d21lewis said:
I bought my PSVR the day it came out. I love it... But I haven't touched it in a while. I disconnected it one day and never got around to reconnecting it. I have a lot of good games but limited time.

Anyway, I constantly see people say "Sony can't produce enough to keep up with demand!" and maybe that's true. I have one because I'm pretty hardcore but I often wonder "Is there demand?"

You don't hear about it. People don't talk about it. There's no synergy. Even the people I used to amaze with it don't ask to play with it when they come over. I bought a Vita on day one, too. I got a lot of enjoyment from it but I never lied to myself and pretended it was a huge success even though it deserved to be. I won't do that with the PSVR, either.

Great tech. Great experience. I got what I wanted but I wonder if it's what a substantial amount of people want.

 

I was the same way until about a month ago. I had unplugged it and left it unplugged for a while. But there have been a lot of good games coming out lately and I've been enjoying it a lot.

 

As far as whether it's a success, I think that comes down to expectations. If Sony expected to sell 2 million and they sold 1 million, that's a failure. But if they expected to sell 500k and they sell a million, that's a success for them internally. If it's a success internally, support will more than likely continue because they planned on supporting it even if it didn't do as well as it did.



Bet with Adamblaziken:

I bet that on launch the Nintendo Switch will have no built in in-game voice chat. He bets that it will. The winner gets six months of avatar control over the other user.