Sometimes you just know, deal with it. PSVR has had less fanfare than my last turd. It just hasn't resonated. This kind of thing needed to hit the ground running to get developers onboard for proper content, too late now. Too much risk of the investment that the developer needs to make to get the buzz going.

This reminds me of the Vita, it took years of people to accept it was a corpse and had been since day 1. Same as PSP etc.

I'd but it but I'm visually impaired so useless to me so I'm a bit relieved in a spiteful way.

It's actually almost too easy with the Wii-mote.  Not the Wii-mote's fault for being so great though.  Wish they designed the game with pointer controls from the start so they could have had more enemies and such.

We are less than a year away from the launch of the VR headsets, so there's no way that all of the announced VR-enabled games would already be released (and there were a lot announced before the headsets went on sale). A more relevant measurement would be to look at how many games got announced since the launch of PS VR and will be announced in the coming months, or more importantly, what Sony's plans are in terms of providing new VR-enabled games. I don't think Vive and Oculus Rift have any kind of notable first party game development behind them; do the makers of those headsets even have any studios that make games?

Regarding VR hardware and accessories, VR-ready reads nicely on the feature list of laptops and the like.

As for the matter of opinion, that may be true, but the best course of action is to take a step back and look at sales to gauge how favorable opinions are for VR. Vive and Oculus had already flopped, so that only left PS VR. Which is allegedly sold out in most places, but the catch is that the shipments weren't big and are estimated to have been below 1m units. I have no issue with you liking PS VR, but I can't take positive feedback of a few users over sales. I remember we had a discussion about VR before and this one will probably not turn out any different. It's maybe for the best if we give it a rest for the time being and revisit it in another three months, or sooner in case that Sony reveals some sales numbers. You can have the last word.

For October it was Batman. Rez Infinite, Batman and Thumper ended up in Eurogamer's readers top 50. Quite an accomplishment for such a small userbase as it's mostly a popularity contest. Rez made the #30 spot, above Pokemon Go.

Stats, sales, no clue. Sony says on track, media says biggest loser, Sony was surprised at how many hours people were spending on VR.
https://www.vg247.com/2016/11/30/vr-was-the-biggest-loser-in-sales-this-year-psvr-sales-forecast-greatly-lowered-superdata/
http://www.playstationlifestyle.net/2016/12/06/sony-ps4-pro-sales-is-selling-very-well-demand-is-larger-than-we-had-anticipated/
So far, the most surprising thing for Shuhei about the way people are using PSVR is how long they’re spending in virtual reality. He was expecting the intensity of VR to keep the playtime low, “but looking at the data, people are spending many hours on the system every day.
Seems everybody is clueless about VR.

VR isn't new to the market, there was a push in the 90's that failed hard. Same with 3D, it has had several attempts at becoming a factor both in movies and gaming and still hasn't quite succeeded. VR has come and gone once before, if 2017 isn't a whole lot kinder to it, most developers are likely to ignore it more or less completely until more capable hardware makes the mainstream. Most signs point towards still remaining a niche device that stores demo but very few will drop a rather ludicrous premium on.

As someone else has pointed out; being sold out tells only half the story, the first shipments go to pre-orders, and 750k is not a big amount for a peripheral belonging on a platform with over 50 million users. What do you think the demand is, realistically? Seeing the sales figures for the more expensive VIVE and Occulus Rift, it seems like PSVR is performing more or less at the level that can best be expected for its price point, I seriosuly doubt that there is any huge pent up demand.

Even the Wii U has been outsold a couple of times, but there was hardly a stampede of crazy customers flowing in when it became readily available again.

lol sucks to be you i guess, its fun as fuck and everyone i've shown it loves it so i'm hoping its a big time success