It looks so sexy.

Not a really good argument imo. The unified environment of PS4 might actually increase the number and quality of titles available for VR. Of course the highest end user will always find it better on PC, but some people don't realise that it takes a little bit of tinkering to get the best out of OR right now. Morpheus will be plug and play and standardised and that's a big plus.

And you will have new OR iterations that essentially ensure that you won't ever "win" because someone out there will be playing it in a superior way.

It's not about winning. It's about the VR landscape growing to offer a wealth of options to users.

OT: The latest OR is better than the Morpheus that's been shown - and that is a fact. But even that fact may change.

People are way too hasty. This is going to be an interesting ride, and making rash statements so early regarding any of this will most likely only lead to embarrassment later on.

EDIT: And taking your statement literally also reveals that you are somehow unaware that the PC is also a limited device. No one you or I know can run Battlefield 4 @ Ultra with 4k res and 120fps can they? I get what you are saying, but the phrasing is wrong. Consoles iterate slower than PCs - end of story.

EDIT2: What gives the PC environment the major edge is the modding community.

VR is VR, and either way I'm excited. Competition is always good. We all know that the consumer version of OR will be superior, the question is how Morpheus will keep up and if it will be affordable for the average gamer.

How is;

- A state-of-the-art virtual reality headset that serves as an addon to an already released console that is

- The most powerful console on the market and

- It will function with games that don't even need it to begin with, i.e. it's not necessary at all

in any way like

- A weak-by-comparison console that became extroardinarily popular due to

- A tantalizing price tag,

- A new way of controlling games that doesn't intimitate casuals, and a most of all a *drumrol*

- Pack in game that appeals to all

?

This is new. It's an optional, additional experience that will (hopefully) be part of the PS family permanently from now on.

You've got to start somewhere, and dual 1080p at 60fps is not in the cards for ps4 anyway. The pc could, but the whole point of using these inferior cellphone screens is to keep the costs down. A dual 1080p full RGB OLED version would probably be $1500 and it still would only look like 360p.
It's not that the tech doesn't exist, my projecter has 3 x 0.7" LCD 1920x1080, no noticeable latency or ghosting, perfect color, all since 2007. If they can achieve that kind of dpi in 2007, 4K 5" LCD screens should be a cakewalk right now.

Still you get ps2 level dpi, with ps4 level graphics. So for anyone wanting to trade in (perceived) resolution for performance, this is your wish come through. One thing is for certain, frame rate drops and screen tear will break VR faster than falling down the stairs with the thing on. (Oh what fun legal disclaimer is going to come with it)

Morpheus is not worse either. Some reports say they prefer it to Crystal Cove/DK2 and some say they don't.

Also I'd be shocked if OR ends up better than PM, unless those guys decide to make an "elite" version that goes well above their current price plans. Going into this VR "war" Sony has every advantage over the OR guys, except for running on a limited power console. Unlike OR they can mass produce it and already have the connections to do so in place. They can use in house screens, processors, etc. They also have much more experience in the field of head mounted displays and VR. They may be in a tight situation, but they still have much more money to spend on R&D too. Plus they can follow the console strategy and lose money on the unit/just break even and then make a large profit with software. Either the consumer version of it will be much better than OC and similar in price or similar in quality but much cheaper.

Sounds good to me xD

I think i would also say something like "VR has been a long dream that finally come true".

No, you aren't understanding how it works. 

If you close one eye you are still seeing 1920x1080p picture.  If you are watching a 1080p TV and cover half the TV with paper,  then you can't see a 1080p picture anymore.

They are sacrificing half the pixels.  So each eye is only seeing half of the TV screen so your resolution is halved. 

No matter what will come out on PS4 you just simply dont have the multimedia functionality of a PC.  You also dont have 1 billion open source programms and you also dont have a modding community. I am pretty sure I wont be able to play retro or a new games that just missed the VR "revolution" by a few months or weeks for free on PS4  They will probably make you pay.

I think you're reading very biased reports.

In terms of screen display - the ONLY thing that matters here - DK2 is better in every important way: Resolution, Angle of view, refresh rate etc.