Yeah and since then they've only made comments about virtual shopping and VR calling people (admittedly the latter could be pretty cool.... but that's not the point.) OH and education which it does have some pretty neat applications for as Sony kinda showed with the NASA partnership if Facebook pushed that kind of thing further then... but atm their company hasn't left it's comfort zone of social media at all so I just can't see it...

Impractical because the article CLEARLY states it has it's own dedicated room due to the processing power needed it's linked up to several servers.... which implies the tech it's using would need massive shrinking to be useable to most people. I know VR is useable sitting in a chair the article specifies WHY this has a room dedicated to it... I said IF the ech were shrunk into a small enough size to fit in the current designs the cost would go up massively.... and @Consolesstateagain actually no I don't want sony todo it to me VR is very much motion controls 2.0 and I spent alot of time going "please don't let this be the future" when that fad was going on, I intend to do the same here until it's demonstrated to actually be worth the hassle.

And what about those that hated 3D and motion controls and were right that they were fads hmm?

Exactly, they could have possibly lured more players just from the inclusion of a vr mode.

I miss Colony wars and G-Police, Low-Fi I hope will scratch that itch when it releases. We also need a vr War/Starhawk game.

Just watched the trailer of Low-Fi. Most definitely on my radar.