
UPDATE (June 29, 2016): As promised, we’re opening our summer wave of PS VR pre-orders starting Thursday, June 30 at 7:00 AM Pacific on GameStop.com. Supplies are limited, and this is your final chance to pre-order. If you miss out, we will have product available in retail stores nationwide at launch.
UPDATE: Thanks to everyone for sharing their feedback on PlayStation VR pre-orders! It’s clear that there’s a lot of interest from many of you to secure the PlayStation VR core system, and I’m happy to share that we’ve decided to make it available for pre-order on Tuesday, March 29, at 7:00 a.m. PT at participating retailers.
So to wrap it all up, here are your pre-order options:
- PlayStation VR Launch Bundle ($499.99 MSRP) – pre-order on March 22 at 7:00 a.m. PT
- PlayStation VR core ($399.99 MSRP) – pre-order on March 29 at 7:00 a.m. PT
If you’re interested in owning PlayStation VR on day one, mark those calendars as we’re expecting these units to sell out quickly!
It’s been an exciting week for PS VR, but we still have more news to share. Starting at 7:00 a.m. PT on Tuesday, March 22nd, pre-orders will open for the PlayStation VR Launch Bundle at participating retailers. Exclusively for pre-sale and in limited quantities, this bundle will include:
- All contents of the PS VR core bundle:
- PS VR headset
- PS VR cables
- Stereo Headphones
- PlayStation VR Demo Disc
- PlayStation Camera
- 2 PlayStation Move motion controllers
- PlayStation VR Worlds (disc)
At $499.99, this bundle provides an unbeatable value for those of you looking to get right into VR gaming with your PlayStation 4. Since we’re including one of our top PS VR launch games, PlayStation VR Worlds, we know you’ll have a great experience right out of the box. This bundle will also be available in Canada for $699.99 CAD.
If you miss out on this wave of pre-orders, fear not – we’ll have another wave in the summer.
The core PS VR bundle, which has a suggested retail price of $399.99 USD / $549.99 CAD, is not available for pre-order.
We’re thrilled with the response to PlayStation VR so far, and can’t wait for all of you to get your hands on one.
Lmao nice job adding an extra $50 on top of the exchange rate for Canadians, get ****ed Sony.
Wow look at all these long comments, PS VR is finally getting the attention it deserves, but many are sharing their thoughts on the price not on the product and what it can do.If you think PS VR is pricey, I don’t think so, in case if you haven’t noticed, compared to the competitors its $100-$200 less. So stop talking about prices guys, they are just the same as any newly launched smartphone or tablet, with that being said, your new smartphone ranging between $399 to $699 wont do what a PS4 or PS VR can do, so stop talking about the prices, put your comments to some better use, share new ideas, tell Sony what are you expecting in terms of immersive game play and entertainment so that they can work on it and deliver you the entertainment you’ve always dreamed of. As the comment footer says, ADD YOUR OWN, DON’T BE A JERK. What a shame, many chose the price over the power of PS4 and PS VR. Grow up and think straight or work hard and earn enough, so that you can lavishly spend on the products you love and adore.
Thank you playstation I love you
Wait. So, you announce it as 400 bucks. But you need the camera and Move controller. The camera and controller start selling crazy. THEN you announce the only bundle available is the 500 one with the camera and Move controller.
In other words, loyal Sony fans like myself who already had the Move controller and camera just got shafted with “pre-orders for the core bundle coming soon”???
Shady Business.
700 dollars. Canadian.
I paid 400 and 13% tax for my PS4 at launch.
700 and 13% tax equals – 791 dollars.
Nearly TWICE WHAT I PAID FOR MY PS4. For the ability to properly use a VR headset as intended.
Yeah. I don’t think so. This thing is going to crash and burn horribly Sony. Not that you care about Canada in the least of course.
I can’t wait!
I Will I be able to pre-order this bundle in Germany or another EU Country???
Like many people, I bought two move controllers to go with my PS camera, in preparation for PSVR. To exclude specifically and only the United States from a basic PSVR preorder, and force Americans to buy unneeded extra components is really greedy-evil.
Sony is aware that the PSVR will be in limited supply. Preordering is going to be the only way to get a unit this year at all. There are not enough units to go around. Europeans and Australians got the option of a basic preorder, without the camera and two move devices. But not the US. I find that very objectionable.
My opinion of Sony, like that of many people, has been damaged by this marketing decision. This is something that I think will hurt Sony in the long run, and is a mistake. It is seldom true that greed in the present gains dependable customers in the future.
Bit dramatic Lol.