
PixlBit | With the dawning of DLC updates, digital distribution and cheap mobile and iOS gaming experiences the long accepted concept of a fixed price structure for video games has come under fierce scrutiny. This is particularly true in the handheld sector, which is arguably starting to feel the sting of the free and $5 game apps that are muscling into territory long unchallenged.
Sony has launched a new video series called, Playstation VR Developer Diaries. The first of the five-part video series, which glances back at the project’s early days is live now, so check it out!
Good informative video in post, but did you notice something in the video that maybe very interesting in further development's for VR in PSVR?
Something Many might have not caught on about PSVR, and its a really good idea to have the Headset built with this functionality in the headset, and its pretty good that it's included..
I know what it is, I want to see if other people caught it..Hint: it has to do with tracking in VR!
Take careful notice in the 1min 9 to 12 second's of the video..
It's there. And it's a real further Key what Sony has intended to add with PSVR in the future of its tracking.
Interesting… notice that during 0:22 – 0:24 of the video, 3 black bands appear, quickly whip around then disappear into PS VR. I think those 3 black bands hint at PS4 Neo's exterior design. [1]
[1] http://cdn.wccftech.com/wp-...

Sony Computer Entertainment, isn't happy about the leaks and went about issuing copyright strikes to remove videos showing unauthorized content.
I kinda figured "The Know" got their story taken down due to their click-bait headline that suggested spoilers. They didn't actually have any early footage and shouldn't have been taken down.

Junkie Monkeys: We recently discovered a trademark filing from Sony, and this time it is for Twisted Metal.
Hopefully if they make a new Twisted Metal it won't be like the last one on PS3. That was not Twisted Metal I enjoyed and played from yester years.
Now Twisted Metal Black...there's a real TM game and if any game needed a remaster/HD version it would be that game right there.
Make it more like TM 1, 2 and Black and less like the PS3 version and I would SO buy it!
Twisted Metal sold 'fine,' was 'not a dud,' says Jaffe
http://www.joystiq.com/2012...
The games prices are tiered in Japan already, at least the digital games are so I won't be surprised to see this happen in western countries as well. Smart move on Sony's part.
He admitted that it would be “foolish and naïve to ignore what’s happening in the smartphone market."
And sony defenders still dont think smartphones are not a threat to dedicated gaming handhelds.