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Tiago Rodrigues
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I made piece with the fact that everything that was in production when COVID started was delayed a full year.
HeisenbergFX4
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Crayon
Member
Tiago Rodrigues
Member
Why? We already got a state of play with vr games, now we got a release window.
Who's to say we won't just get another state of play closer to release date?
lh032
I cry about Xbox and hate PlayStation.
i dont think they will release a VR state of play closer to release date, probably in this year for the hype
maybe a showcase according to this twitter if true?
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remember_spinal
Banned
Yeah theres 100% a showcase that will including a big VR section.
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HeisenbergFX4
Member
Eddie-Griffin
Banned
How is early 2023 a year?
Crayon
Member
I didn't realise it was "early" and just assummed a holiday launch. So.... pessimism!
remember_spinal
Banned
It will likely be a February drop
Rivet
Member
It won't be easy with such advanced tech. On the other hand, I don't see them trying a silly price either, $499 would probably be the maximum. Profit margin must be close to zero.
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SeraphJan
Member
Kind of concerning for PS5 hardware to keep up the necessary frame rate for smooth VR experience. We might need a PRO model later to fully enjoy PSVR2
Edit: After pages of discussion I'm burned out with this anti-choice narrative. And I will always be pro-choice, if you hate mid gen refresh that much, don't buy it, nobody is forcing you.
Edit: After pages of discussion I'm burned out with this anti-choice narrative. And I will always be pro-choice, if you hate mid gen refresh that much, don't buy it, nobody is forcing you.
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Eddie-Griffin
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This means that SOny could have had it ready for the holiday to take advantage of early hardcore and novel casual adoptors, but decided that they needed to build up and auidence first before they try net holiday 2023.
This gives indication there's a high probability that the PSVR 2 will cost more than the original. $500 or more is likely. I don't see Sony going with middle numbers like $450 or $550, they usually round down or up.
Unless Sony decides to risk it and become a loss leader to push VR closer into the mainstream at $199.
This gives indication there's a high probability that the PSVR 2 will cost more than the original. $500 or more is likely. I don't see Sony going with middle numbers like $450 or $550, they usually round down or up.
Unless Sony decides to risk it and become a loss leader to push VR closer into the mainstream at $199.
reinking
Gold Member
schaft0620
Member
I'm super interested in anything Sony first party and Firewall 2
SilentUser
Member
Ohhhh bummed I won't have one this year, but early 2023 is nice. Big blowout soon to het the hype train going, please!
sachos
Member
If they launch with Half Life and Boneworks, oh boy. Either way, i have high hopes for this, huge potential. Although why are they making all this announcements on twitter or blog posts, this should be part of a huge conference i feel, same for GoW release date trailer or TLoU Remake announcement, i dont like it this way Sony.
Bitmap Frogs
Mr. Community
Still not sold on the idea, but interested to see where they go with this.
KuraiShidosha
Member
I don't even have a PlayStation 5 and I'm excited for this thing. I want VR to have good quality games, and this kit must succeed for that to happen.
PlayedStation
Member
Damn, 2023 should be a hell of a year. I'm happy I have a PS5.
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James Sawyer Ford
Gold Member
Day 1
Please launch with Half Life Alyx and AstroBot's Rescue Odyssey
Please launch with Half Life Alyx and AstroBot's Rescue Odyssey
James Sawyer Ford
Gold Member
Thinking of Team Asobi
They pretty much had the AstroBot PS5 game done in the summer of 2020 or before, so they'll have had around 2.5-3 years of Dev time, and that studio seems pretty efficient. AstroBot came out in 2018, and the Playroom came out in 2020.
They pretty much had the AstroBot PS5 game done in the summer of 2020 or before, so they'll have had around 2.5-3 years of Dev time, and that studio seems pretty efficient. AstroBot came out in 2018, and the Playroom came out in 2020.
saintjules
Member
I skipped out on PSVR 1, but I'm intrigued about this. Will likely dive in day 1 if the lineup of games look good.
AllBizness
Banned
Pretty sure they are releasing PS5 Pro to address this issue as they did PS4 Pro last gen
ZoukGalaxy
Gold Member
DAY ONE, SO EXCITED !
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Amiga
Member
So by March at the most? just half a year away.
PS5 is well above the recommended hardware for a game like Alyx.
FalsettoVibe
Member
March 2023
$399
$399
Airbus Jr
Banned
Its gona be $500 * (i think)
SeraphJan
Member
Well yeah, but I do think the spec required for this gen's VR experience will be much higher, just think of those UE5 assets
SeraphJan
Member
That's exactly what I'm thinking, for last gen we also needed a Pro model to have a good VR experience
Gamerguy84
Member
Oh my. Felt like it was never going to get here.
PS5 and PSVR2 my setup will be complete. I cant believe its just around the corner now.
PS5 and PSVR2 my setup will be complete. I cant believe its just around the corner now.
nominedomine
Banned
Day one, now show more games.
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PlayedStation
Member
I love the feeling of excitement here as 2023 approaches. We gamers gon' eat!!
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