I also bought Discovery and never played it, but am willing to try Minecraft in PSVR. I'm not a Minecrafter and would rather watch other peoples creations but this could be a game changer.

I wonder if I can join a friends world while I'm using PSVR, and he is playing on a standard screen.

@SullysCigar Yea I have that as well. I haven't gotten to try it in vr tho as I just started with the tutorial and apparently it's not made for vr.

I don't typically follow announcements and the like. I see articles here once and a while, and then just Google.

Wasn't saying Sony was giving me mixed information; just the random outlets I come across.
There's enough people out there giving me mixed signals I figured I'd ask.

Will first gen PSVR work with PS5 though? Or is that new tech for new tech?

^ All we know so far:

The original, current PSVR headset will work with all PS4 VR games on the PS5.

There's an expectation that the PS5 will enhance them considerably, either automatically (for example where framerates are unlocked) or via a patch.

PSVR2 is in development and there have been loads of patents regarding VR technology and their controllers revisions. As always, some wil make it in, some are blue sky thinking.

No real indication has been given on when to expect news or launch of PSVR2 as of yet, but Sony did make it clear they didn't want to overwhelm consumers going into a new generation. This means PSVR2 gets longer in the oven and will likely not see release before holiday 2021 or possibly 2022.

I'm okay with that, since the PS5 will already offer a step up from what we have in the short term!

@SullysCigar - I'm still skeptical about what sort of improvements you are going to get considering the headset is the lowest common denominator here. I just worry people are going to expect this huge boost in visuals which technically won't be possible. The PS4 Pro already did things like supersample down to the headset. I don't see the PS5 offering much more in terms of detail since the headset still is locked at its resolution. Framerates will see the biggest jump since games will run hiccup free more than likely. New games can definitely be built with the superior hardware in mind though.

These declines are on the back of extra revenue received from releasing games like Forza horizon 5 on PlayStation. So I’m being sarcastic here when I said they should go back to exclusives. Killing off a revenue stream from Ps5 sales will only make things worse