in response to OP

the ''change of opinion'' is because gamers, all gamers,including me,you and everyone,we tend to flip flop a lot on stuff

No we don't!

On second thought, yes we do

Exactly. But the PSVR doesn't have the advantage in framerates either.

The way PSVR works with Reprojection in order to achieve 120fps is that it is essentially "Duplicates" frames and mixes them together to fake 120fps, it's not rendering at 120hz, games aren't running at 120fps. They are running at 60fps or below, TV's have been using a similar thing for awhile now for 120hz/240hz.
There are some upsides to this approach, for one the hardware requirements are allot lower (Perfect for a console), but it can come with the downside of artifacts.

Oculus and Vive however will do 90hz out the gate, a Radeon 7750 can do 90fps in allot of games, just lower the graphics quality.

Framerate and Resolution are ultimately the most important factors, Sony's VR has a lower resolution, but Oculus and Vive use Pentile which comes with it's own caviets.
With a low resolution you get a fly-screen effect... And low framerates just aren't fun, but at-least on the PC you have choice and PC VR will function fine with a Radeon 7750... And I reiterate. You do NOT need a Geforce 970/980 for PC VR. Granted more is always better.

The bold is wrong. A litteral quote from Sony on the subject "You can't drop under 60 FPS ever."

Anyways, dude...just drop it. Occulus even says that you won't be able to play games with the specs your touting. We get it, you need to feel like you're right no matter what...but you aren't.

Absolutely rubbish. Oculus doesn't say it won't work, but rather "You are on your own".
Just like how every PC game essentially says "You are on your own" if you try and play games on a notebook.

You are right. Games will be locked to 60fps or rejected, that got clarified fairly recently and I hadn't read about it, minor mistake.

And the personal jab? Get over it.

I have both Kinects, Wii Remotes, PS Move, Wii U controllers, and a PS Eye for PS3. I'm going to get a PSVR on day one and not feel like a hypocrite.

I am the 1%.

It's getting harder to resist. Too bad the Canadian dollar sucks atm. Occulus costs over $1000 after tax, and I would have to build a new pc as the old one, well case and blu-ray drive is about it that can still be salvaged. The GTX 970 is already $500 here. $550 for psvr will have to do.
This stuff should have come out 2 years ago :)

I did--when I thought it was for XBO! I told my gf about it over a year ago and she's been excited but, sadly, were not PC gamers.

I did just get a $6k bonus at work, though. Maybe I should consider testing the waters...