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and there it is.
Massive discounts are usually to clear remaining warehouse space for products no longer sold typically when wanting that space for other upcoming products.
Why would they need to have "compassion" for a pure luxury product? You're not giving a strong reason to sell something on a high discount, like all of the accounts used have suggested already.
It's sad I had high hopes for VR. However it's still dangerous and even meta is trying to dump them off the shelves.
Dropping sales figures are more likely to indicate that the market is near or at saturation. I.e People that are interested in VR more or less already have their VR kit iof choice.
Those that are left are those that can't or don't have interest.
It touches on PS5 VR2. Which is a major upgrade over a valve index at half the price, consider a customer could buy a PS5 and Ps5vr2 for the same price of a index
600,000 Units
PlayStation VR2
Units sold <600,000
Units shipped 2,000,000
Display OLED, HDR, 110° field of view
Graphics "4K" PenTile (2000 × 2040 per eye; 90 or 120 Hz refresh rate)
Controller input PlayStation VR2 Sense controller, DualSense
And I will say most likely sonys data is inflated and a large portion over 1,400,000 units where unaccounted for , never purchased yet and still remain on store shelves.
Same place where he finds the information about the corruption of moderators, or his figures about bot accounts in the forums.
I suggest massive discounts on AC units since i'm having to install a new one today.
Being honest, I wouldn't mind a sale on Index headsets, I've been wanting one for a long time.
But being realist they're not going to put them dirt cheap given the kind of hardware it is. That's wishful thinking at best.
It's surprisingly similar in the sense you can bare life without one but it's more enjoyable with, I suppose a VR headset isn't quite the same, nobody's died without one, however I'm sure some people have died or became deathly sick with a vr helmet.
The major issue is psvr2 beats valve index at everything but motion contro handsetl tracking, however psvr2 has eye tracking. Also there is now a optional cable that can connect the psvr2 to your PC and Sony has drivers to run it with steam VR.
I would get myself a psvr2 over a index at half the price and nearly double the features and no need for base stations.
It's about player satisfaction not about corporate greed and profit hounding, if steam really cared about its customers or the VR industry they helped to reboot, they would be trying to influence the market on VR by bottoming out the headset prices, forcing the whole industry to make it more mainstream for everyone.
Remember nobody is buying a VR game unless they own a VR headset, sales for VR games likely to increase the more VR headsets people buy.
You'd also be restricted to only using it on PS5 (although supposedly there are some plans to make it work on PC possibly) and the PSVR 2 is basically abandoned currently by sony because of poor performance.
So you get what you pay for.
And so few games for it too, even if you include the ones from the PS4.
Well yeah, they didn't really support it at all, and game development is very limited. The PC market for VR is much more robust.