That’s backed up by finger touch detection, allowing you to make natural gestures in-game, along with the standard plethora of analogue sticks and action buttons. The Sense controllers also sport the adaptive triggers and haptic feedback present on the DualSense controller for PS5, arguably the best features of Sony’s new controller. Sporting an orb-like design reminiscent of the Oculus Quest 2 controllers, Sony says that the shape “allows you to hold the controller naturally” with no constraints on how you can move your hands, and the ergonomic design should translate to a more comfortable experience than holding the ageing batons. Bloomberg reports that Sony has already halved its projected shipments for the console’s first three months on sale from 2 million to 1 million following disappointing pre-order numbers, and is now expecting to ship just 1.5 million units across the headset’s first full financial year (from April 2023 to March 2024).
There are unfortunately some early signs that this initial price might just be too much for most to swallow. Check out full guide to where to buy the PlayStation VR2 for more retailers, plus the best deals and discounts we can find right now. A pricier bundle throws in launch title Horizon Call of the Mountain for a total of $599/£569/€649, while it’s an extra $49/£39/€49 to add in a controller charging dock.Īt launch you could only buy either set from PlayStation Direct – Sony’s official online store – but it’s now more widely available, meaning you can pick one up from the likes of Amazon, Best Buy, or Currys depending on where you live. That’s the cheapest way to buy the new VR headset. The basic bundle – which includes the headset, a pair of controllers, and stereo headphones – costs $549/£529/€599, which is more than the first PS VR headset launched for, and even more than it costs to buy the PS5 now, which is $499/£479/€549.
This is the bad news: PS VR2 is expensive.
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