Watch the new TV spot for Farpoint out May 16 on PS VR. Looking for your own headset? They're back in stock at retailers nationwide.
The May 16 launch of Farpoint is quickly approaching, and we wanted to give you a preview of a new TV spot set to air nationwide this week. This is the latest spot in our “Two Worlds” campaign for PlayStation VR. As the name implies, this campaign brings together the real world and incredible gaming worlds — putting the player directly into the experience.
If you’ve tried PlayStation VR, then you know how it can quickly transport you to another world. In the case of Farpoint, that means sending you to a distant planet filled with nasty space bugs (including giant spiders).
PlayStation VR has been in high demand since launch, and we have heard from many of you that it has been a bit tricky to find on store shelves. We’ve been working to meet demand and are happy to report that PS VR is back in stock at many retailers in the U.S. and Canada. If you’ve been thinking about picking up a system, now is a great time to jump in. The library of PlayStation VR content continues to grow. Take a look at the list below for some of the exciting VR games on the horizon, and be sure to let us know what you think of the new spot!
- Polybius — May
- Gnog — May 2
- Farpoint — May 16
- Star Trek: Bridge Crew — May 30
- Fantastic Contraption — Early summer
- Gran Turismo Sport (PS VR mode included) — 2017
Also, if you’re new to PlayStation VR, be sure to catch up on some of our recent favorites:
PS VR is overpriced.
No, it’s not.
it’s not overpriced. Im guessing you’ve never tried it
No, it’s actually not. Save money.
Owned a PSVR since day one, worth EVERY penny.
2. Not sure how trying it is going to change the fact it costs too much. Trying it won’t make it priced differently.
3. So if I save money, the price somehow changes? Didn’t think so. It’s not a matter of not being able to afford it, it’s that it costs too much. As do many of the decent looking games for it.
Enjoying it doesn’t make it not overpriced. Feeling you got your money’s worth doesn’t mean it isn’t overpriced either.
Actually, people buying it and feeling like they got their money’s worth means, by definition, it is not overpriced — at least to them. Trying it may change your perceived value, which may change whether you not you think it may be worth the price they are asking.
It’s always people who haven’t tried VR that don’t get it. And claiming $400-$500 is by default overpriced is grasping at straws when you know your wrong, by that definition anything over $500 would be overpriced for anything.
I paid $500 day one for my at home holo-deck. After watching Star Trek as a kid I would’ve paid anything for one, a million if I had it, so half a grand was an easy call.
@Peduzzi It’s like building a PC and buying a Oculus/Vive and calling it overpriced.
“Enjoying it doesn’t make it not overpriced. Feeling you got your money’s worth doesn’t mean it isn’t overpriced either.”
Errrrr… that is kinda exactly what it means. Just admit that mom won’t buy it for you.
@KidGreengene
Nope. Wrong. What Elvick said is completely true.
People buy Louis Vuitton handbags. They enjoy them (I guess) and feel they got their money’s worth, but Louis Vuitton handbags are obscenely overpriced nonetheless.
So, try again.
That’s just your opinion. I had been saving up since it was announced and could afford it twice over by the time I actually found one. There are plenty of things that provide far less an experience for a price greater than $500. Hold out for a price drop that you’re comfortable with and pick one up. You won’t regret it.
My friend said the same thing until he try it at my place , he ordered one the next day.
So no it’s not
“EXPENSIVE” Yes sure
“OVER PRICE” No not at all
broke af
Just lol at people saying its not overpriced,damn lack of common sense…VR launched at the same price of the PS4 itself….how come an accessory that costs the same price of your console ain’t overpriced?