I really don't know. With the buying power they have, they should be able to at a whim but I think it's more a case of that they don't have to.

Ditto. I got a quid worth of points and cashback from quidco that should reduce it some more.

Personally I already had the move controller, camera and PS pro already, so really only invested into the PS VR alone. But yea, if you had nothing to start with then agreed its not cheap. However I believe HTC Vive and Oculus is probably just as or more expensive as you need a decent spec PC/graphics card.

Did you think they would give it away for free?

You can pay nearly that for Oculus Rift, but that's without a PC to hook it all up to

PSVR £0, I earnt amazon vouchers and spend them on this.
PS Move £15 for two 5 years ago.
PS Camera £17.50.
PS Pro £270-ish stacking Morrison's gift cards and a few other things, should have been £170 if I got round to selling the old one.
Aim £70-ish by the looks of it.

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Games... lets just not tot that up shall we? :laughing:

Bought and sold 15 PSVR around xmas. Paid for everything you listed including 2 x 10bit 4k tvs too.

Don't regret it one bit. I have the family round to play and nothing is better than putting the headset on your mum and sticking on the kitchen demo lmao.

£60 psvr
£20 2 PS Move
Free (came with console when the ps4 was released) PS4 camera
£280 ps4 pro
£68 AIM controller
That's how much my outlay was. though I had huge credit with game for the psvr. plus sold my ps4 for 180 so the pro was £100 really

You don't need the PS4 Pro for VR you can just use the standard PS4. Most people who brought the PSVR probably already own a PlayStation, also you don't need the move controllers. Even if you are buying everything from scratch it is a lot of money, but still compared to a PC and a HTC Vive which would cost about 1k more it works out as a very good price.

personally I always trade in and accumulate - my psvr was £50 after credit, ps pro was all credit, move controllers were £12 each (that deal went to -40, cheers guys), camera was £35 and didn't buy that purely for VR. Games is where the money is mainly spent, I've probably bought £150 worth of games digitally that I don't play an awful lot but it is a great little gadget and i don't regret going VR.

You don't need the PS4 Pro, but I got all the above for £785.44

This is what I've payed so far:
£324.00 PSVR
£332.49 PS4 Pro
£22.00 2 PS Move Controllers
£39.00 PS4 Camera
£67.95 Aim Controller + Farpoint
£24.00 Driveclub VR
£24.99 Eve Valkyrie
£14.99 Here They Lie VR
£14.00 Hustle Kings VR
£24.00 PlayStation VR Worlds
£24.99 RIGS: Mechanized Combat League
£24.99 Robinson: The Journey VR
£10.00 Star Wars Battlefront
£28.00 StarBlood Arena
£14.00 Super Stardust Ultra VR
£59.99 Thrustmaster T80 Racing Wheel
£50.47 Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas
£14.00 Until Dawn: Rush of Blood
£26.99 Loading Human
£29.99 Battlezone
£30ish Batman Arkham VR

-£1.35 365 Games points
-£12.00 Quidco cashback
-£2.50 Game Collection points

£150.00 PS Store (Unsure of this, could be more, could be less.)

£1,334.99

Just out of interest, game players - how much do you think you've spent on your PS4 experience since its release?
Seems like an already huge expense just keeps getting larger if you want to get the full experience.
£350 PS Pro
£2,995 Sony 65" 4KUltraHD TV
£4,750 Oaxmi Royal 4D Gaming Massage Chair
£400 4 x Scuf Infinity4PS controllers
£270 Thrustmaster T300 RS Racing Wheel and pedals
£1.50 Box Kleenex ultrasoft tissues
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£8,766.50 without buying any other games!!!
I liked the look of this console but I can't justify that kind of outlay.

Only for the unsavvy. My costs are:

£192 PSVR (332 - 90 Amazon Vouchers - 50 profit selling a 'spare' VR headset)
£16.50 PS Move (got the last two budget ones from CEX)
£34 PS Camera (Flubit offer)
£182 PS Pro (332 - 150 for selling my PS4)
£68 Aim Controller + Farpoint (this deal)

£492 total, boom.

I bought the ps4 for 180 and sold for 180

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