PlayStation VR will be released October 13 with the price tag of $399 Dollars.
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PlayStation Europe boss Jim Ryan has wished Microsoft “good luck” with its new Xbox console Project Scorpio before saying that he’s “very happy” with Sony’s current hardware strategy.
Microsoft: The Redmond-based software major’s gaming console leaked ahead of E3. By putting the focus exclusively on its games this E3, Sony has served notice to Microsoft that it’s going to take a whole lot more than the Xbox Scorpio’s six teraflops for the Xbox manufacturer to close the gap in the console wars. Sony’s Andrew House has stated that there may be supply constraints, since the device is a new one even in terms of production. Users will eventually have the option to go for the pricier and more powerful PS4 Neo, but the basic PS4 model will run VR. Whatever the case, the new system will not be sold at a loss out of the gate. “With the announcement of new console, this trend should possibly come to an end”, said House. How dare you?!’ That was the point we realised, well, we hadn’t changed but the world around us had. The company didn’t specify when the virtual reality version of “Doom” would be released.
“Resident Evil 7 biohazard” is reportedly the homecoming of the franchise that fans have been waiting for.
An exclusive title to the PlayStation VR is “Batman: Arkham VR”, from the renowned developer Rocksteady Studios.
Folks are trying to call Sony out for this PR move and claim that the real reason the VR-ready PS4.5 isn’t given any spotlight is down to its competition with the Xbox Project Scorpio from Microsoft. And with EA’s “Star Wars” offering, players will be able to pilot one of the franchise’s most iconic ships.
What are you most excited for that was announced at E3?
In the weeks leading up to the gathering of the game industry, much was made about the decision by Electronic Arts and Activision to forgo their usual spaces on the E3 show floor.
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Nintendo’s other big guns were “Pokémon Sun” and “Pokémon Moon”, the latest editions of the long-running Japanese role-playing game, created for the franchise’s 20th anniversary.
