There was pent up demand for PSVR 2 at a better price among PS5 gamers, according to our data. Here's the story of how a $200 price drop suddenly made PSVR 2 the most sought-after VR headset.
2025 has seen a lot of changes in VR gaming, but which are the trends that will help the player base to grow in the future?
Interested to learn of Sonys full body tracking and force feedback suit. Reminds me of ready player one.
As for the mention of Quest 3 and 3S. They're nice but why mention them as 2025 and beyond. We already had the Q3S last year and the superior Q3 earlier.
That's the whole list? VR is doomed. One of the biggest development is more multiplatform releases, which I don't even think is even true. The other one is standalone headsets? Which has been there since 2018 and went mainstream 5 years ago?
Looking to get a sweat on with a new VR workout game? Check out our recommendations for the seven best VR fitness games!
IMO, there's two that are better than all these (except maybe Beat Saber), Thrill of the Fight and AUDICA.
Originally released on Steam back in 2021, Xlab Digital's tower defence game Iron Guard is available today for PSVR 2.
Wow. Smart move Sony! A new lease on life by the look of it. (sorry professional naysayers)
Sony have really disappointed with vr this Gen so far. It doesn't compare to quest 3 tbh. I have both and the quest is miles ahead with content available to the point I was about to sell my psvr2 this week coincidentally lol now there's a price drop I wasn't aware of, makes me wish I made the decision a bit sooner.
This reminds me a lot of when Sony finally put together a decent PS Vita bundle that includes several games and a memory stick and sold it for under $200. They couldn't keep it in stock. https://www.pushsquare.com/...
But unfortunately these moves that boost their secondary platforms tend to come too late, after Sony has already mostly stopped pushing them.