They've sold all they can produce. Safe to say they never planned on doing massive numbers year 1.

But you were cooler before. Those are 2012 articles. Outdated news that is not relevant.

No. This is the thread asking the very important question of.....Will Sony give up on PSVR like they did with the Vita because of bad sales?

The 2 million wasn't Sonys estimate (neither is that 750K number). All we really know about PSVR is that they're nearly impossible to find for retail price.

Its probably going to outsell it. Lol

At least the Vita had a strong Japanese third party support going for it, keeping it alive. I don't see that happening with PSVR.

Honestly a bit too early to call, but at the same time, support for the device doesn't seem as insane, as a runaway hit either.

Its too early to know for sure. I probably get one even knowing that is gonna flop. Without Sony's official numbers we are guessing in the dark, but judging for the amount of games supporting it, I could dare to say PSVR sales have been low.

3 more days before the first full game making use of psvr comes out. (Apart from the downgraded DC). Pretty early to declare it the next Vita.

As others have said we are not even 100% sure how much it has really sold. What we do know is it is almost completely sold out. So it is selling as good or better then Sony expected.

Not sure if you are serious. If so, I hope you have room to give it a chance at some point. VR is absolutly the future of games. Sony has to be at the front if they want to stay on top of the indursty. I am very happy that they are pushing forward, and being proactive with this tech, because too many times Sony has been slow, and it has massivly hurt other industries.

I really can't think of a AAA sytle game that won't benefit from VR. Some games really benefit from it, First Person Experiences, 3rd person Experience, and Racers. The Last Of US Part II would be a perfect game to support VR, because it fully engaes you in the world. There is no better way to play a 3rd person game, because no matter how big your screen is, you will never have a proper feild of view. 

We already know Polyphony is working on it for Gran Turismo, but honestly Sony needs to get the rest of their big studios doing projects. Sucker Punch, Naughty Dog, Gurrillia, Sony San Deigo, they all need to be making AAA games for VR, to make sure Sony is ready for the swing from flat screen games to VR.

Spot on. 

This is what everyone should be looking at.