seems to have gone from $400 to $700 plus in most peoples estimations.Sent from my SM-G900I using Tapatalk
Quote from: Jumpintriples86 on February 19, 2016, 06:53:26 AMseems to have gone from $400 to $700 plus in most peoples estimations.Sent from my SM-G900I using TapatalkIf that is the case, then wouldn't oculus rift be a better investment? I can see the power of the system being a limiting factor for PS VR.
https://blog.eu.playstation.com/2016/03/15/playstation-vr-launches-this-october-priced-349-99-399-99/Launching October. 349gpb 400 euro....550 aussie
We’ve just gotten confirmation that the Australian pricing for PlayStation VR is $549.95.We’ll also be receiving it in October 2016.At this point we have no idea what the additional cost will be however. Sony has confirmed this price will not include the PlayStation Camera, which is actually required for PlayStation VR and retails at $89.95 in Australia.There’s also the move controllers to consider. For the best possible experience you’ll also need a couple of those as well.Most likely, all up. You’re looking at paying around $650-$700 depending on your situation. I already have the PlayStation Camera and a couple of Move controllers, but I suspect I’m in the minority there.
QuoteWe’ve just gotten confirmation that the Australian pricing for PlayStation VR is $549.95.We’ll also be receiving it in October 2016.At this point we have no idea what the additional cost will be however. Sony has confirmed this price will not include the PlayStation Camera, which is actually required for PlayStation VR and retails at $89.95 in Australia.There’s also the move controllers to consider. For the best possible experience you’ll also need a couple of those as well.Most likely, all up. You’re looking at paying around $650-$700 depending on your situation. I already have the PlayStation Camera and a couple of Move controllers, but I suspect I’m in the minority there.www.kotaku.com.au/2016/03/playstation-vr-will-be-549-in-australia-hits-stores-in-october/