Are PSVR games going to be all digital or will they come boxed? Haven't heard anything about that yet today.

PLAYSTATION VR UPDATE: Launch shipment presold out. Preorder now for 2016 shipments: https://t.co/MeIPF5tqRm

— EB Games Australia (@EBGamesAus) March 16, 2016

"Amazon is listing Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, RIGS: Mechanized Combat League and Gran Turismo Sport for pre-order. Until Dawn: Rush of Blood has also been put up for pre-order on the site for major UK videogame retailer, GAME, which is also now offering early orders for PlayStation VR itself. Both sites feature what’s likely a placeholder price of £49.99 GBP. RIGS: Mechanized Combat League is listed for the same price on Amazon as is Gran Turismo Sport, though the latter is only PlayStation VR compatible."

https://www.vrfocus.com/2016/03/psvrs-until-dawn-rigs-and-more-available-for-physical-pre-order/

Not as high as expected, but still too high for mass market. A lot of existing users might bite.

I'll buy VR for the PC if i'm it getting myself. Which is very likely.

For enthusiasts only.

Samsung still has the best approach for mainstream VR.

http://www.amazon.com/PlayStation-4-Camera/dp/B00BGAA3S2/ref=zg_bs_videogames_13

Playstation 4 Camera at #13 in Video Games (And going UP), yesterday it wasnt in the Top 100.

Oh boy, when those Pre-Orders open...

Sony Will Sell PlayStation VR At A Profit, Not As A Loss Leader

During a conversation with Sony vice president of publisher and developer relations Adam Boyes, our discussion turned to pricing of the PlayStation VR. Sony has managed to undercut Oculus and HTC, bringing virtual reality to consumers this fall for an all-in price of $810 for the console, headset, and sold-separately camera.

Boyes mentioned to us that, while he doesn't know the specifics of how Sony managed to cut that price down, the company didn't sacrifice its bottom line. Sony will not be selling the PSVR as a loss leader (a subsidized piece of hardware that will recuperate losses on companion software sales). Most consoles launch below cost to create an install base, with the difference made up in software sales and licensing. 

"I think for us, we weren't really looking at the other guys," Boyes says. "The same goes for the price point. It wasn't predicated on anyone else's prices. Obviously we need to make money on the unit, but we've been in the consumer electronics business for a long time, so our ability to source great, high quality parts is a big part of it."

http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2016/03/15/sony-will-sell-playstation-vr-at-a-profit-and-not-as-a-loss-leader.aspx

Great price and it will have a great support!!!
VR win for Playstation is pretty much confirmed tbh.

Hahahahaha

Look at that list of developers...