Market research and analytics firm SuperData Research has issued a revised 2016 sales forecast for the PSVR, estimating that Sony's virtual reality headset will shift fewer than 750,000 units by the end of the year – well short of its recent prediction of 2.6 million.
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That's a more realistic expectation. We don't have so many killer apps for VR that would make it just burst off the shelves this holiday season
I don't know if 750k is a good amount or a bad one. Regardless it appears that they overestimated the amount by a ton. Usually these research firms are not off by that much so im wondering if they made a mistake when they made their estimates.
Anyways I hope VR as a whole succeeds.
in the UK it is pretty much out of stock perpetually since launch,
Here's the thing, you have the PS4 pro at 400 dollars, then you have the PSVR at 500 dollars, which includes the camera and I am sure most would want that since the camera wasn't bundled in the original PS4 to cut the cost at launch.
Not mention the Move controllers and you have a package that is way more expensive then the much more attactive Pro system.
Also add that there isn't any killer must have games for the PSVR. No Uncharted, no Killzone, no God of War. Just a lot of what it looks like tech demos that you should only play 15 to 20 minutes at a time.
So in a sense Sony did fragment their user base and now even more.