Abit early to declare victory seeing as we don't know how much it is going to cost yet!

Who cares about the cost at this point. I'd rather hear some hands on impressions first.

Your comment history is a fine piece of entertainment. Thanks for some good laughs

@Masterh0ppa

"Got me an xbox one @ launch.. last night I played on the ps 4 the whole evening/night.. and the ds 4 isn't even close to beat the xbox one controller.. It's in upgrade from the ds 3 thats for sure but xbox controller is still way better.. triggers are really poor and th sticks I dont know man it's oke but nothing special here. Still gonna enjoy the exclusives on ps4 when I own one. #16
89d ago by Masterh0ppa | View comment"

"Got my ps 4 at launch. last weekend I got the xbox one.. And the xbox one is really a pretty cool machine. Got alot of fun with it. Don't know why ppl are bitching about it.. ps 4 is just graphics.. xbox is way more then that. I'm enjoying both consoles but the ps 4 will be where I will play only exclusives.. and pc and xbox for the multiplats.. #31
36d ago by Masterh0ppa | View comment"

So did you get it at launch or like 2 months later? The trolling with this kid is unbelievable.

In my opinion, that is not a beauty, it's a hindrance.. It leaves too many variables and questions for both developers and consumers..

For developers, can they comfortably make a VR gaming experience that only uses the headset?.. How much will that experience differ from if the player has the camera and a move controller?.. What if they have two move controllers?.. How do developers know if the consumer has the correct combination of of VR headset, camera, and move controllers to properly experience their game?.. Do developers take the gamble of adding the additional immersion that comes along with having the camera and two move controllers (which means extra time and resources) or do they go "bare bones" and assume the customer only has the VR headset?.. How does the lightbar on the dualshock 4 play into all of this?.. So far, the PS4 Camera has a 15% attach rate to PS4s, we have no idea how many PS4 owners have two move controllers, and at a potential price of $300 the VR headset is sure to have an even lower attach rate than the PS4 Camera.. How can developers confidently get behind these numbers and issues with wholehearted support?..

for the consumer, we're talking about a headset that is going to potentially cost $300.. Now I have to go out and spend an additional $100 on a camera and two move controllers in order to get the "full experience"?.. This is on top of the $400 cost of the PS4 itself and we haven't even mentioned the purchase of a game yet.. For a new buyer that's interested in VR gaming on the PS4, they are possibly looking at a minimum investment of $800 before they even buy a game.. That's a HUGE cost barrier..

combine these two very real concerns and I can't see how anybody can really think the PS4 VR headset is going to be a commercial success.. The tech is awesome but I have my doubts about it's actual adoption commercially..

That’s because it’s his favourite VR adventure games thus far, a great game always a great game regardless of age - Half life 2/ Ocarina of time - are old but still among the greatest games of all time. The irony of it is several are from last year, depending on platform, have you even played VR?