@putaspongeon:
"Sony "rushed" yet were the first people working on VR, this headset was already being developed when the oculus rift was still only an idea"
Haha, yeah right. If you believe that you're extremely gullible and naive.
Well the CEO of Oculus Palmer said something along those lines that Sony was working on VR for a long time now. Do you believe him? And the camera and light in the controller should give you a hint that it was planned that the PS4 would have VR.
http://www.ibtimes.com/oculus-vr-founder-defends-rift-price-tag-speaks-kindly-sort-about-sony-playstation-vr-2256011
"I knew some people at Sony working on VR before I even started my Kickstarter campaign, actually, and we brought them in early on to show them what we were working on, to talk about what the minimum standards were for a good VR experience. What does it take to make something that won’t make people uncomfortable and won’t turn people off of virtual reality?
That’s really the most important thing, is to not poison this well for all of us in the future, and I think they understand that. They also understand the importance of content, and they’ve been doing a lot of work making sure there’s a lot of VR games."
Sony, a massive consumer electronics company with decades of experience, is going to get beaten by a quirky start-up, in terms of being first to announce, first to give public demonstrations, first to launch, and offering a higher quality VR product to boot? Get real. There's no way in hell Sony was working on VR in earnest before Oculus. That would suggest a degree of ineptitude on Sony's part that frankly is unbelievable, even taking into consideration Sony's somewhat weakened state in recent years.
As if it matter who first announces and first markets. Sony is the only console manufacturer that has VR. If PSVR were for PC then maybe that would have been an disadvantage but even then Sony is a way way stronger brand than Ocoulus and HTC.
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