After the huge VR hype last year, the enthusiasm has subsided somewhat, allowing manufacturers to focus on further developing their hardware. From Sony's perspective, this new gaming experience was a real challenge, which they nevertheless mastered well.
Looking back on the past months since the launch of PlayStation VR, Sony's Immersive Technology Group Director, Simon Benson, has commented on the state of the VR headset. expressed, whose production capacities will be increased even further.
“We were very optimistic about bringing our players into contact with virtual reality […] Creating a completely new kind of gaming experience that involves something you put on your head was a real challenge. When we read some fantastic user reviews, we know that we did a really good job of getting the important things just right.”
Sony acknowledges that VR is still in its early stages, but they now have a much better understanding of demand and will even increase production further. This is also a good sign for the future of VR, and they are looking forward to sharing it with gamers.
PlayStation VR is now widely available without any issues, and some price reductions are already underway. New games and experiences are being added weekly, although major blockbusters are still relatively rare. Ultimately, though, VR is mostly about the experience itself, regardless of budget or size.
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