Lafiel on 05 April 2019
| d21lewis said: Peripherals always limit potential because you have to own the original device and then be one of the few from that subset willing to purchase a secondary device. I applaud Sony for doing as well as they did with the PSVR, being a "day one" owner myself. I'd like to see how other peripherals compare like Wii Fit Balance Board and Eye Toy (despite them being much much cheaper). Even when they sell extremely well, there's pretty much always a point where all support just disappears. That hasn't been the case with PSVR yet. |
judging by the sales of Wii Fit and Wii Fit+ I think the balance board could be in the ~30m units range, the original PS2 Eye Toy afaik ended up selling slightly north of 10m
both had very shoddy software support from what I remember and that's probably also an expression of their pretty drastic limitations
