Also you can use trinus psvr to use it on your PC, which is epic.

It still gets RE, GTS, Ace combat and Dirt support this year. It might not be great but isn't abandoned yet either.

It is a peripheral, and the most expensive ever one in gaming. Let's see what happens at the next quarterly report and see if shipments are revealed.

Regardless, sales will hopefully improve again when games like RE7 and GT Sport release, and when the price goes down. It is too expensive for what it is right now to fly off the shelves

why do people who make these threads refuse to ever mention the fact that psvr released three months ago

edit: also the fact that its $400 for the headset alone lol, not even counting the camera thats required and the move controllers, also the fact that its supply constrained lol like god damn peeps are trying too hard 

Sony would be lucky if PSVr garners vita like success. But i don't think thatsthe intention.

PSVr is a proof of concept, not a chance that something that costs as much as it does will achieve mainstream status.

Rol, your creeping me out. Please stop being so nice. Everybody misses the old Rol. Vivster is good, but can't take up all the slack. Since you set your eyes on that mod position the Chartz just hasn't been the same. I just want a return to normalcy around here.

OT: I had a PSVR on order from GameStop, but they screwed it up and actually saved me big bucks because of it. After seeing the reviews of the launch games, I decided I don't want an expensive peripheral with bad games.

Stick a fork in it.

It's a fail for sure. They was able to sell just 750k~ when the estimates was like 2 million. I call a big flop. (and no one is talking about)

I hope so, the quicker Sony stops wasting time with VR the better.

Right now VR seems to have two markets.

1. high-end devices (PSVR/Oculus/Vive) which at their current price wont be anything more than niche products for tech enthusiasts.

2. low-end devices (Gear VR/Cardboard/etc) which are pretty low quality and currently amount to nothing more than a novelty that grows old fast.

In order for VR to take off its going to need a medium tier market, something with the right mix of price & quality. We arent there yet.