But but the "best exclusive line up ever", what happened? Not even Halo 5 could make any difference. My guess is 2016 is already won by the PS4.

@l2humpie: They can still buy games on Amazon, Walmart or Best Buy.

I will not invest almost $1500 for Oculus Rift and a capable PC that runs it. I already own a PS4 so my obvious best choice is PSVR. I am waiting for Sony to introduce the price.

So ridiculous to read the comments of people pretending that a new technology as this will be full of triple A big budget games. When it comes to make excuses, some people seems to loose their brain.

Day one for me and I am glad it was not delayed to 2017. 2016 is going to be awesome for PS4.

@Dannystaples14: My take is that Sony will price it at the same price of the PS4 which is currently at $349. It cannot go above $400 or it will receive a backlash as Oculus Rift.

@pad242: You need a PC capable of handling Oculus Rift. You need to check the PC requirements.

I don't think Oculus is going to be mainstream. It is a product for PC hardcore fans willing to pay lots of money but if that was their market goal then they can succeed there.

On the other hand, I believe PSVR will be more successful than Oculus Rift and will be mainstream.

"resell the controller for profit"

Wow, that comment reminds me when the xbox One was revealed and MS was making such bad comments.

Even though this has been managed very poorly, I knew Oculus Rift is not a product to be mainstream. Is more a tech for PC hardcore fans willing to pay lots of money.

On the other hand, PSVR is poised to be for mainstream success if Sony price it right. We will have to wait and see. Sony has an opportunity here to make it right, they know fans are rampant for that price so they need a $349 price.

For me it is not only $600. Is also invest in a new PC capable of handling Oculus Rift. At the end I would be paying more than $1,000 so no.

I just hope Sony comes with a better price because I am interested on VR.