It's a great device. GT7 on the PS5 (especially PS5 Pro) Is an amazing game.

Other than the continual updates to GT7, Sony doesn't seem to be supporting it directly, but they do keep funding and advertising the best 3rd party games and those are phenomenal. In fact there has been a steady supply of great 3rd party games since launch. At least Sony has been profitable with the device, and contrary to the common assumptions, probably are still manufacturing units to keep up with demand.

And although VR will likely remain niche for a good while, I love that I'm one of the lucky few who have embraced it. PSVR2 has turned an otherwise poor gen into a phenomenal one.

If the Midnight Walk is as good as it looks - that would be absolutely insane in VR soon. As a PSVR2 owner - I certainly don't use it often but every now and then something comes along or calls me back that is an experience like no other. Namely - No Man's Sky, Resident Evil, Gran Turismo.

VR is an excellent time when using it, the problem with it as pathetic as it may seem is setting up and putting on a headset is more effort than just grabbing a remote and plopping down on the couch. It's also incredibly solitary by nature so it generally won't be used if others are in the room. Apple is learning this the hard way with their Vision Pro headset also (beyond its atrocious battery life).

No. Kinda hard to make a comeback when the maker can't be bothered to support its own tech. See Vita.

Did it actually go? I think you have to go before you can make a comeback.

Console players like to collect physical media and accessories, PSVR2 poses a problem in that most of the library is digital and the biggest title people want it for is GT7 which is a live service game that will be turned off like GT6. So then you are left with a paper weight VR headset. Compare this to PSVR1 which had lots of physical games and will still be usable for years to come. Part of this is also down to most VR fans are Gen X and Millennials. They haven't catered for that market, however at the same time that is probably why isn't growing much either.

PS6 in a few years, does that mean Sony will crack the whip again and release VR3? We’ve only just got started with the gen.

Dead hardware with gt7 and a couple of RE games.

Comeback from what? Most still see VR as a gimmick and niche.

Why would anybody buy this when there is basically zero future software planned for it? Sony messed this one up when they decided to stick to a cord and not figure out a wireless solution. Hate to say it but Meta makes the better headset.

I've liked mine since day one and still play it more than flat PS5 games. As long as it gets solid ports I'll continue playing it more than my Quest3...

I'd like to have a cheap fully working wireless adapter and a new wireless version. BTW, games have been coming every week for PSVR2, so I don't see it coming back... It's been here all the time.

At its new price point? I'm game. But where's all the physical media. My only gripe is everything is digital only. I'd like to see PlayStation first-party accept the challenge to use the tech. With PS3, they found ways to implement the PS3s "gimmicks" and it made for a awesome experience to change things up. Naughty Dog used 3D with Uncharted 3, Heavy Rain and InFamous 2 as well as LittleBigPlanet 2 and Killzone 3 found ways to implement PlayStation Move to add-on experience when you completed the core experience, though, you could play through Killzone 3 entirely with PlayStation Move, which I did and then on top of that on 3D and the PS3 rendered and handled it all without any issue. Even Insomniac Games took on 3D with Resistance 3 that also had PlayStation Move as an option, it provides something different and unique. Sure, it's a gamble, but if your gameplay teams are smart and doing their jobs, they're going to find really creative ways to implement it. And then, finally, even Ratchet & Clank does what it does best at finding ways to throw it in their as Tools of Destruction used SIXAXIS Support with the Mission Impossible type sequences, and then All 4 One used 3D so, it's all good