Our PlayStation VR holiday deal was such a popular promotion, we're bringing it back to our fans. From Sunday, February 18 through Saturday, March 3, 2018, PS VR standalone headsets and bundles will start at $199.99 (MSRP).
It's a great time to pick up the PlayStation VR Doom VFR Bundle, which comes with a PlayStation VR headset, PlayStation Camera, the PS VR Demo Disc 2.0 and the Doom VFR Blu-ray Disc. $299.99 MSRP (regularly $399.99 MSRP).
https://blog.us.playstation.com/2018/02/15/new-playstation-vr-deals-available-starting-february-18/The most popular PS VR bundle this holiday, the PlayStation VR Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR Bundle, will also be on sale. This bundle includes the PS VR headset, PlayStation Camera, two PlayStation Move controllers, the PS VR Demo Disc 2.0 and Skyrim VR. $349.99 MSRP (regularly $449.99 MSRP).
https://www.playstation.com/en-us/campaigns/2018/psvr-deals/
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UPDATE 4 v1.0 PSVR for $149:
Standalone headset v1.0
https://www.brandsmartusa.com/product/215280/product.htm
UPDATE 3 Skyrim VR bundle + $100 Dell gift card for $349:
https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/pla...controllers-and-skyrim-vr/apd/a9934330/gaming
Some crazier deal for Skyrim bundle.
$350 and $100 Dell gift card.
So basically $250!
UPDATE 2 Doom VFR for $250:
For people who are looking for a cheap v2 headset, this seems to be the cheapest.
UPDATE 1 ON STANDALONE:
There isn't yet a 2.0 standalone SKU. Anything standalone is excess 1.0 inventory that is still being sold off. The only way to get a 2.0 headset is to buy it as part of the Skyrim or DOOM bundles (at least right now). There are a lot of older SKUs out there at this point, one of which doesn't even come a camera, so I wanted to make sure people weren't mistakenly buying an older unit if they want, say, HDR or the integrated headphones and inline controls on the headset itself.
In effect, the "current" SKUs as seen here ( https://www.playstation.com/en-us/campaigns/2018/psvr-deals/ ) are GT Sport (ZVR1), Skyrim (ZVR2) and DOOM VFR (ZVR2), it just that there are excess older units being sold at a discount too.
Full disclosure: I work at PlayStation, but I'm not speaking in any official capacity, just trying to minimize confusion.
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Why should I buy this?
I don't know... because it has Sprint Vector... or Wipeout VR.
Look at it, it's so good.
No games?
quite a lot https://www.resetera.com/threads/psvr-games-for-2018-130-games-52-weeks-1-giant-backlog.16881/
OT?
https://www.resetera.com/threads/playstation-vr-ot-virtually-a-new-era.336/
Does it come with trees?
VR trees are pretty low res, still trees.
Potential buyer?
You can talk to us in the OT or discord, ask question about the games or anything!
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I'm having trouble with tracking, help!
1- Avoid having any reflective material in the room, or at least visible by the camera.
2- Avoid having any light sources, the darker the room, the better it is. Also this might help with with light bleeding.
3- Leave your PSVR on a FLAT surface when it is booting up for at least 30 seconds to a minute. This is the most important part, this solves wobbling and drift. Drift/Wobble again? Take it off and flat surface again for 30 secs. Do not turn off your PSVR and on again everytime you're facing problem, it will just reset the calibration, so just take it off and leave it on a flat surface.
4- Drift/wobble? Leave it on a flat surface again
5- If you have any tracking issue, calibrate it. Make sure your PS4 is not booted from rest mode. Do a restart/turn off and turn on. This is VERY important too.
6- For standing experience, you probably want to adjust the camera for a wider field of view. For sitting, try to sit as close as possible and adjust the camera to a lower place, seated head level. Camera should be set up left lens as the center point, this is very important, focus ONLY on the left lens. Try to be as center as possible from the camera point of view. Standing experience try to have at least head level camera and better if it's higher, pointing down. Stand at least 4.5-5 feet away from camera.
PS4 should boot up from powered off/restart, DO NOT start your VR session from a PS4 rest mode. Leave your PSVR on a FLAT surface when it is booting up.
Differences with v1?
- Streamlined cable, there's no extension cable anymore, it's a single long wire now (old extension cable has a little box)
- HDR pass through
- 3.5mm headphone jack relocated to headset instead of along the wire, so lesser wire cluttering
- earphone storage on the side of PSVR, you can fit them in nicely.
Zero differences in terms of spec, screen or anything else.
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