Cheapest I think I've ever seen for this. Apply code VG20OFF150 (massive thanks dealhunter1233).
From the moment you slip on PlayStation VR, the new Virtual Reality system for PlayStation 4, you’ll experience games in an entirely new way. You’ll be at the centre of the action, living every detail of extraordinary new worlds – and you’ll feel like you’re actually inside the game.
In the box
PlayStation VR headset
Processor unit
Stereo earbuds
HDMI cable
USB cable
AC adaptor and power cord
PS VR headset connection adaptor
What you need
PlayStation Camera, sold separately, is required for PlayStation VR.
PlayStation Move, sold separately, is supported by some PlayStation VR software.
All titles are compatible with the DUALSHOCK 4, included with every PlayStation 4.
Top comments
Jakkal23
27 Apr 177#19
I've actually just borrowed my friends one yesterday and playing all the free stuff on it. Star wars in VR is bloody amazing. the PS vr is so much better than the gear vr with my note 5. i cant go back now that I've tried this. You can tilt, bend, move forward and back and then you realise how static you feel with mobile vr, which you can only turn around 360 horizontally.
i tried the drive club vr demo which is so so good too. Driving around in a Ferrari feels great in the incar view and you actually use your side and rear view mirrors!
battlezone is another great vr game but it's a bit pricey. it should only be about 10, 15 quid but it's 50 on psn!
The kitchen demo was the 1st "game" i played with the vr. it was good but i expected more.
PlayStation worlds is pretty cool. the menus with a sphere in front of you that you can hit got a good bit of time out of me, more than any other menu ever has! but this game only has 2 demos available to play. i also don't have the move controller's, I'm only using the controller.
Playtime (or whatever it's called) with the small robots isnt bad, only a couple of 1 player games, then rest are for 1 in VR and another playing via the TV, which i haven't tried yet.
cod vr didn't work at all - waste of a download.
Also, you don't really see the different coloured pixels as you do in mobile vr, the colours look a bit smoother, but crisper items like text can still be jaggy. There's also a lot of loading. You stare at 2 separate black screens between games for what seems to be about a minute, which is horrendous tbh.
All in all, if i had the money and my own games room and was able to justify it to my wife or hide it well enough and the time to play it, then I'd buy one! too many variables for me unfortunately tho, but for everyone else, you'll love it for about 2 days, then not play it till a good game comes down in price...
(tlrl?) or buy it, play it, sell it, then buy it again when it's cheaper and there's more games and their cheaper :smile:
just my 2 pennies. enjoy
rhaleuk
28 Apr 176#33
£300 with camera and controllers and I'm in...
scott_w_1981
27 Apr 176#13
Still too expensive will be £200 in no time got plenty of games to keep me going till then :smile:
Need to select Amazon as the seller. (Right hand side of page)
AJ92
27 Apr 17#3
Is there any more information on that code?
BuzzDuraband to AJ92
27 Apr 172#4
- Save £20.00 when you spend £150.00 or more on Video Games offered by Amazon.co.uk. Enter code VG20OFF150 at checkout. Here's how (terms and conditions apply)
- Save £10.00 when you spend £75.00 or more on Video Games offered by Amazon.co.uk. Enter code VG10OFF75 at checkout. Here's how (terms and conditions apply)
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RJ1
27 Apr 17#5
How much are the PlayStation camera and move controllers? Also, anyone tried x wing in VR?
Marcoos to RJ1
27 Apr 172#6
Camera £40, twin pack of move controllers £65.
X-Wing VR mission is bloody brilliant. Only lasts about 20 mins or so, but it's one hell of a ride for 20 mins. Essential to try it if you have PSVR
ChrisIW
27 Apr 175#7
Yup and it's even better than I'd dared hope :laughing:
RJ1
27 Apr 171#8
Thanks. So tempting....
clonereeco
27 Apr 171#9
Very tempting , definitely want to pick one of these up one day
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Opening post
From the moment you slip on PlayStation VR, the new Virtual Reality system for PlayStation 4, you’ll experience games in an entirely new way. You’ll be at the centre of the action, living every detail of extraordinary new worlds – and you’ll feel like you’re actually inside the game.
In the box
PlayStation VR headset
Processor unit
Stereo earbuds
HDMI cable
USB cable
AC adaptor and power cord
PS VR headset connection adaptor
What you need
PlayStation Camera, sold separately, is required for PlayStation VR.
PlayStation Move, sold separately, is supported by some PlayStation VR software.
All titles are compatible with the DUALSHOCK 4, included with every PlayStation 4.
Top comments
i tried the drive club vr demo which is so so good too. Driving around in a Ferrari feels great in the incar view and you actually use your side and rear view mirrors!
battlezone is another great vr game but it's a bit pricey. it should only be about 10, 15 quid but it's 50 on psn!
The kitchen demo was the 1st "game" i played with the vr. it was good but i expected more.
PlayStation worlds is pretty cool. the menus with a sphere in front of you that you can hit got a good bit of time out of me, more than any other menu ever has! but this game only has 2 demos available to play. i also don't have the move controller's, I'm only using the controller.
Playtime (or whatever it's called) with the small robots isnt bad, only a couple of 1 player games, then rest are for 1 in VR and another playing via the TV, which i haven't tried yet.
cod vr didn't work at all - waste of a download.
Also, you don't really see the different coloured pixels as you do in mobile vr, the colours look a bit smoother, but crisper items like text can still be jaggy. There's also a lot of loading. You stare at 2 separate black screens between games for what seems to be about a minute, which is horrendous tbh.
All in all, if i had the money and my own games room and was able to justify it to my wife or hide it well enough and the time to play it, then I'd buy one! too many variables for me unfortunately tho, but for everyone else, you'll love it for about 2 days, then not play it till a good game comes down in price...
(tlrl?) or buy it, play it, sell it, then buy it again when it's cheaper and there's more games and their cheaper :smile:
just my 2 pennies. enjoy
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X-Wing VR mission is bloody brilliant. Only lasts about 20 mins or so, but it's one hell of a ride for 20 mins. Essential to try it if you have PSVR
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