Engadget: "I woke up that morning and saw the announcement," Shuhei Yoshida tells us, remembering the day Facebook acquired Oculus VR. "And I was like, yeah!" Yoshida laughs and thrusts his arms in the air like an excited child. "For me, it was a validation for VR." As head of Sony Computer Entertainment's Worldwide Studios, virtual reality (and Sony's Project Morpheus) has become important to Yoshida. He wants to see it, as a medium, to succeed.
Recent findings in the latest PSVR2 software update, indicates that PlayStation is already starting to implement support for PC.
I can finally watch pron, I mean watch pronouns be pronounced in PC VR games that were previously not available on Playstation.
I was lucky and held off on 4 until I played it in VR. It really is pretty awesome - you'll love it.
The icing on the cake would be if Sony / Valve allow for a Steam Link app much like it is for the Quest 3. Likely wishful thinking, though.
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Yoshida makes me feel good always
and thats how you do it.. take notes Cliffy B do not downplay your competitors effort as at the end of the day the person who makes this a success will open doors to how we interact with games and future entertianment and more importantly make VR not condererd a gimmick
Of course. If I was in competition with someone then they were bought out by a company I knew would derail them in the end I would love it too.
that's the benefit of playing follow the leader
Best thing about Sony is they're always ready to take a risk, be it games or hardware.
Innovation and hopefully Morpheus will be pitched at an affordable/acceptable price.