Honestly probably not. I already have a PS4 and it plays games just fine, so the Neo would really need to surprise me to make me want another console that plays the same games as the one I already have.

Demo "disk"? Not "disc"? What are they doing, shipping them out on am HDD?

(I know, I know, it's a convention rather than a rule. )

I agree. OG PS4 plays games perfectly fine and that won't stop just because a new PS4 releases with 4K support.

Initially, I didn't plan to buy a Neo either (and if I would it'd definitely be after buying PSVR) but with my brother in law wanting to buy my OG PS4 (with P.T. installed ) I need a new PS4 anyway. So if PS4 Neo releases this year it'd make sense for me to buy one.

scrapking said: Demo "disk"? Not "disc"? What are they doing, shipping them out on am HDD? (I know, I know, it's a convention rather than a rule. )

Haha there, I changed it just for you.

That makes sense. If I were getting a new PS4 I'd very likely get the Neo, but seeing as I'm not...no need really.

It's going to be interesting to see an entire new demographic buy into current state VR, to soon after discover that it is inconvinient and restrictive, culminating in lots of "I paid HOW MUCH for this?" moments.

Yeah, I'm sure you know better than the people who have used it. 

I mean, it's obvious right? The best way to get an expert point of view on a subject is to find someone who has no experience with the topic at hand and just generally no idea what they're talking about. 

I don't know why you would assume that I haven't tried it. I also don't know why you would assume everyone who will be buying PSVR have.

Woah, if anything saves VR it'll be PSVR. They have some great titles here .

pretty cool actually,will give them a go