^ The DF review did mention that the headset is comfortable with glasses. I'll try it with glasses, contacts, and 'naked' and see what works best for me.

Beat Saber definitely worked best 'naked' with the original PSVR ;)

Another review from Eurogamer's Ian Higton
https://www.eurogamer.net/psvr2-review-a-vr-enthusiasts-dream

All sounds amazing!

It's Beat Saber not Meat Saber, masturbatory gaming is something I would expect from Capt Yuri, so I'm shocked since unlike Yuri, and from his posts, the only time I can think of when something like this may happen it would involve SvennoJ becoming over excited about some new audio/visual stuff.

EDIT: Upon reflection if my hypothesis of the effect of AV excitement on SvennoJ's libido is correct, I should not have been surprised.

Wanderer now confirmed to be heading to PSVR2.

It was to enhance my staying power while wildly flailing my sabers around, more surface area to disperse heat!

Oh god you had to mention it, new electronics smell next week!!! They should bottle that scent, are there massage oils with new electronic smell??? Oh wait wrong thread, I should be in the post while your high thread right now :p

Sony would not be able to sell at that same price on the PC.  It would be a total loss.  I doubt we see this on the PC unless modders are able to make it work.  If Sony does come to the PC, that unit will probably be around the same cost as all the other high end cost VR headsets and the advantages there is not that great.

What PCVR are we talking about for $549?

Machi is suggesting that it will have to cost more than $549 to come to PC, since Sony doesn't make money off PC software.

Machiavellian probably means Sony will have to price it a lot higher for PC to sell the headset at a profit instead of banking on software sales to pay for the development and likely slight loss (at launch) on selling the headset. Selling it at launch on PC for $550 would be throwing money away on Sony's part.

Now there is a lot of wiggle room, a HTC Vive pro 2 kit still costs more than double that. Even used kits are listed for $1000+ on Ebay. So it would likely do fine at a $800 price point on PC and still give good value. But then of course you also expect more than just a driver for PC. Full support with help desk etc.

I imagine Sony wants to have a bigger presence on PC first and work on porting VR games to PC before bringing the headset there. Separate headsets for PC and PS5 (to price them differently) will be a headache. What if I bought it for PS5 and now want to play HL: Alyx but it's only available for the more expensive PC version of PSVR2... Plus on PC, why can't I use my Oculus touch controllers with the headset etc.

Hence let modders sort it out first.

Thanks for the replies!

I get it now.