I friggin' love my PSVR! Ever since I got it my PS4 has become a VR-exclusive machine. I just don't care about flat games anymore! I'm not saying those are bad, but I'd take a small VR game over a big AAA flat game any day of the week. I skipped God of War and Detroit and I didn't even miss anything. I know the sales are kinda slow and most AAA publishers ignore VR by now, but screw them, we're getting more than enough great Indie games, so I'm fine! It's VR or bust for me from here on out.

I adore VR so much that I also got an Oculus Go the other day for my VR fix while in bed or on the go. On tuesday I was travelling home from Britney's show in Mönchengladbach (which was absolutely amazing btw!) and while on the train and still in full fanboy mode, I snapped on my Oculus Go and watched her whole Femme Fatale show from Toronto in glorious 3D on a virtual 150" screen. It doesn't get much better than that, that is the very definition of awesomeness in my book!

Everything is better in VR, so I'm happy to see that the hardware keeps on selling, even on a slower pace. Can't wait for the next generation of headsets. It will only get better from this point. =)

Yeah for sure. Apparently, the fact that so far, given the same price, more people preferring playing some PS4 games in 4K than playing some PS4 games in VR for is an "apples and oranges comparison". That's totally not a reasonable comparison at all. You got me.

I'm not impressed by that number. Especially since it's cheaper than it's PC competitors.

Can't say names, but if you enter in other VR threads they were always saying how much of a bomb it was and that Sony wouldn't give more numbers, and on they having over 50% of the market and crying it showed that they couldn't make the market big and all other excuses.

So I guess considering it costs 300 USD and if we do a conversion on the attach ratio for a 60USD game (and you still need to buy games to use PSVR, people bought average 7 games) any game with less than 20% attach ratio is a failure?

People buying PSVR in average would have expended 299 for PS4 + 299 for PSVR and 210 for games (averaging on the 30 per game since there are smaller experience and full priced ones) or over 800 USD on the experience, I call that quite strong for an peripheral. In fact sold more than Kinect 2 which was bundled with all Xbox sold for just 100 more than PS4.

At end of generation more people will have bought PS4Pro at 399 USD than they bought WiiU at under 299 USD. This clearly shows people prefer to play PS games with added pixels than any Nintendo game.

PS4Pro play whole PS catalog and one would be choosing between buying PS4 vanilla or expending a little more for PS4Pro, on PSVR he is buying 2 HW for a reduced catalog.

Yes, alone PSVR sell more than all other competitors... besides the competitors having larger install base (much over 100M PCs out there) and being numerous, they can't even compete in sales.

Xbox have been cheaper than PS4 for a long time, WiiU was always cheaper, neither sold more than it. So the "it is cheaper" excuse doesn't apply here.

It's the easiest and cheapest way for a real (non mobile) VR experience for a device that has an installbase of 80 million people. It should sell way more, yet it doesn't. Why? The games are largely uninteresting and lastly, VR is not there yet.

PC install base is still larger, there are more than one device selling for it and they have been severely discounted. Still PSVR sell more than all of them combined. Sure it is a failure.

Sounds good, I hope to see more support for VR in the future;

Dont things like Oculus Rift and HTC Vive require a high-end PC? I the overall PC install base is higher, im not so sure about the high-end PC install base though.

With that said, i dont think PSVR is a failure, i dont see it as a big success though either.

I'm sure you're speaking from experience. Please let us know..how much experience do you have with PSVR?

Would you have 2D gaming also considered to be "not there yet" until this gen of consoles?