Unfortunately, not all of these are good with some of the demos on offer at E3 missing the mark.
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Sony’s PlayStation VR kit is tipped to be the most popular choice from the selection of virtual reality systems hitting the market.
Sony’s VR headset will be priced at $399 when it launches in October.
You can read the full interview with Layden for more of his thoughts on the Playstation Neo, including how the console overlaps with Sony’s TV-selling business.
Looks like we’ll find out soon as Sony Interactive Entertainment America used its annual E3 press conference on Monday to announce its actual VR rollout date.
The launches of the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive aren’t all that helpful in that regard because they’re massively expensive units which only really appeal to PC power users who can afford top of the line rigs.
Sony is promising that over 50 PlayStation VR titles will be available before the end of the year.
At the moment, the biggest system for virtual reality gaming is the Oculus Rift, created by the most well known name in virtual reality headsets.
The PS4 4K failed to make an appearance during the PlayStation E3 conference but that hasn’t stopped company executive Andrew House talking more on the subject of its impact. However, the base price of the PlayStation VR only includes the headset and not the PlayStation 4 Camera, a requirement for PlayStation VR, or a Move controller.
Unless a person goes to attend the event which Sony is going to conduct Demo event of Playstation VR on the huge level.
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It seems that Sony has no intent on making a PS4 Slim as the company said it is content with the aesthetics and specs of its console. Many outlets, including Amazon and GAME, have been taking pre-orders for the device since March however and can’t guarantee launch day deliveries anymore. A descendant of the old Playstation Move SharpShooter, the Aim Controller promises direct 1:1 tracking, so the virtual gun will point at wherever you point it at in real life.
