But how much will it cost?
We’ve known it’s coming for some time.
PlayStationVR 2 is now official and it’s looking hugely exciting.
These connect via Bluetooth and we’d expect to see them included in the box.
That starts with the internal display.
Developers can target 90fps gaming - which is absolutely fine - or push harder for a full refresh 120fps.
There are other aspects of the spec that caught my eye too.
Ultimately, from what we’ve seen so far, the spec is excellent.
It elevates our hopes that higher-end VR experiences may be on the cards.
Perhaps the eventual arrival of PSVR2 combined with a reasonably-sized PS5 installed base could make all the difference.
A $399 price-point seems optimistic, while $499 would be the absolute limit.
The other major question concerns backwards compatibility with the existing PSVR library.
However, it would be good to play those legacy games on the more modern headset.
On the one hand, the required 90Hz/120Hz display support is there.
