The price and launch date of the PlayStation VR2 were both announced by Sony in the previous month. In order to place a pre-order for the device, a user had to first register with Sony and then receive an invitation from the company. Anyone who possesses a Sony PlayStation Direct account can now place a pre-order for the product, since the corporation has done so now that the product’s release date is only a couple of months away. Although this is mostly for individuals in the United States, Sony will be making the PlayStation VR2 available in other locations as well. If you want to know how pre-orders will be processed, Sony recommends that you check with your neighborhood retailer.
There will be two distinct models of the PlayStation VR2 available for purchase from Sony. The Horizon Call of the Mountain game will be included in the bundle that costs $599.99 and costs $549.99 for the base model, which only includes the headset and controllers. The Horizon Call of the Mountain game will be sold separately for $549.99. In addition to the PlayStation VR2, a charging device that can be purchased separately for a total price of $49.99 will also be made available.
Those who place a pre-order for the product should anticipate receiving it some time between the 22nd and the 28th of February. The delivery window is open during this period. Sony will not charge the buyer for the PlayStation VR2 unless it is ready for delivery, and the company is providing free shipping. Because so many firms have already announced that they will be launching new products, the coming year ought to be pretty exciting in terms of augmented and virtual reality (AR and VR). Meta only released its costly Meta Quest Pro a few months ago, but the company has a solution that is more accessible to customers waiting in the wings, and it will be ready in 2023. There have been rumors that Apple has been hard at work developing a mixed reality headgear, which is expected to be released some time in the year 2023.
Although some companies have begun to solve the problem with the hardware side of the issue, many others have not yet developed an experience that would entice customers to return. Since Sony has stated that the future PlayStation VR2 titles would provide players with some truly incredible experiences, it will be fascinating to witness what the firm is capable of achieving once the headset is commercially available.
