Nope. For the same reason I cannot play videogames with headphones in a corner of my room. I like to know what's going on in my enviroment while I play. I want to hear if my roomate calls me. Or the phone. Or someone knocking at the door. Or if thieves come in. Or if the house is on fire.

I could not put some glasses or a helmet that don't let me see or hear anything but the game.

After PS Move? As much as I want to buy one on launch day, I'll wait patiently and buy it when there's a good flux of supported games being released.

Nope. It's just another gammick that'll go the way of the Wiimote

Did you just compare a bare console (the PS3) to a console + the whole VR package (PS4VR) to make your point? I wanted to elaborate further as to why your point of view is flawed and biased but I guess I'm losing my time again.

OT : I forgot to answer, neh I'm not in. Unless there's a game I'm sure I'll play more than a day then maybe I'll consider it. For now it doesn't feel compelling enough to justify the price (I play very little, and I play less and less as time goes by).

EDIT: Don't wanna get banned, this is already a chore in itself.

Yes it seems as the right step and it is a new way of experiencing games

Well that thing was a huge succes wasn't it

I'm in. It's why I saved my Move controllers and bought a PS camera at launch. I knew the Move controllers would be useful when Sony announced they'd be compatible with PS4 at launch. I'm ready for October! I also still have my Sharp Shooter but I suspect that it won't be as useful.

I went from a not yet, earlier this week to a preorder in the next month or two. After thinking it over, I want to be there on launch for this.

Back in my stupid fanboy days, maybe. Now? Fuck no.

I need to know if it will make me sick or not before buying. Also like to better know game line up for its first year.