So it seems less than 1% of computer out there are oculus ready, amounting to roughly 13 milion devices, way lower than the 40 million PSVR will have at launch.
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-35220974
This is Sony's game to win.
I'd like a version for $50 cheaper WITHOUT an xbox one controller, considering I have 4 of them as is.
VR will be just find even if one or 2 companies fail .
Nothing going to stop the VR train .
He was right, but you don't make shitty statement like this. Just stay the hell away from Twitter if you got no better response to give.He's right though. Why should Oculus take a major hit to make up for a country's high import tax rate?
Why haven't any impressions reflected this?
People have been just as blown away by recent hands-on impressions of PSVR compared to how excited they have been after using the latest Oculus headsets.
The things that matter, the latency and feelings of 'presence', are all there. The image fidelity is not what's going to make or break a VR experience.
DOA. Makes me concerned with PS4 VR. It needs to be $299 in my opinion.
Yeah, but there aren't 40 million interested users of VR on PS4.
So is the tool only looking for free USB slots? If so then it saying "you don't have the USB slots for it" is acceptable, I only have one free USB 2.0 slot right now.
Conflicting messages. So the Euro price doesn't include import taxes after all?
This guy is kind of a dick, huh?
That really isn't as clever as you think, and just confirms you have no clue about emergent technology.
They're not trying to sell millions of these at launch.
Yes, that tweet reminded me of Orth too.Lol sounds a little like Adam Orth, v2.0.
He's right though. Why should Oculus take a major hit to make up for a country's high import tax rate?
Not exactly a shining beacon of customer service.
Guy should stay off of Twitter. He's going to get torn to shreds over that comment.
Yeah, but there aren't 40 million interested users of VR on PS4.
Ok, I don't follow PC or VR news but I'd appreciate an explanation.Literally 100%.
Conflicting messages. So the Euro price doesn't include import taxes after all?
Conflicting messages. So the Euro price doesn't include import taxes after all?
This guy is kind of a dick, huh?
There aren't 13 million interested buyers of Oculus either.
So the 699 + shipping doesn't even include posible customs fees?
What a joke.
PS VR is more limited.Ok, I don't follow PC or VR news but I'd appreciate an explanation.
Luckey says the full oculus set is $1500, I suppose around $800 on PC, $500 on the googles and $100 on stuff .
A PS4 is $400 hardware, so I suppose the VR googles' cost should somehow fill that $1100 gap, unless its a more limited experience.
Doom and gloom.
EviLore seems to disagree.
I just don't expect Sony VR to be worth much given how poor the PS4's hardware is. Magic interpolation can only go so far.
Can I sell my DK2 for 1000 dollars? I'll do that happily, lol.
Didn't Sony selling the PS3 at a loss make the game division hemorrhage money for years? Why would they do that again?
You don't seem to be coping with this news very well.It's very much a no brainer to not have high hopes for VR on the platform that can barely run it's own exclusives at 30 FPS.
My palmer, such a tasteful response..Conflicting messages. So the Euro price doesn't include import taxes after all?
Ok, I don't follow PC or VR news but I'd appreciate an explanation.
Luckey says the full oculus set is $1500, I suppose around $800 on PC, $500 on the googles and $100 on stuff .
A PS4 is $400 hardware, so I suppose the VR googles cost should somehow fill that $1100 gap, unless its a more limited experience.
I want to plug it into Assetto Corsa and grind on the Nurburgring and feel what I've felt in real life there in ways that are impossible on my 80" tv. I want more experiences like Edge of Nowhere. The Rift captivates on a different level.
He could work around it by letting places like Amazon and big box stores with local warehouses sell through to the consumer. Though, you're still paying the tax so it doesn't really make a difference either way. That would mean Oculus would have to ship to these places. Instead they are making the consumer pay the shipping cost.
Very stupid way to answer. Doesn't paint a sympathic picture.
FIVE HUNDRED AND NINETY NINE U.S. DOLLARS
Totally affordable if you just stop wearing shoes.That's it. It's all over. The first iteration of VR is moderately expensive. It's doomed.
These type of comments are laughable, people can't be this short sighted can they?
Log off, Palmer. Hire a PR firm to handle the tweeting for you.
They raise the price from 599$ to 750$ for EU customers because they, as the guy tweeted, included import tax. That means they'll ship from within the EU. All fine, thats how it works.
This tweed suggests that may not be the case? So why bumb the price for EU customers if import tax is not included?
Thats all a bit strange.
Curious to think that PSVR could have a relatively cheap barebones package with headset and external box, no camera for the many people that have one already, no Moves as many people have them already and the DS4 is also VR ready.
If the tech is so inferior to the Rift (it isnt that far behind, offers compelling VR to all who have tried it) it could really come in well under the Rift cost. Rift has better screens, Rift has the camera as an essential, it also comes with a roughly $50 controller that's sort of useless to many... Why couldn't PSVR be under $400?
Sony also have better manufacturing resources at their disposal, they also have far more certainty in making money from software as it is their own closed system. Oculus will sell some headsets and never make a penny from those users again, not so with PSVR.
The ball is in Sony's court.
I plan on buying both so I'll make it somehow <3You don't seem to be coping with this news very well.