
Welcome back, Dragonborn.
The November 17 release date for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR is just around the corner, and we couldn’t be happier to announce that we’re making it easier than ever to enjoy the epic open world of The Elder Scrolls with the PlayStation VR Skyrim VR Bundle.
The PlayStation VR Skyrim VR Bundle includes the PS VR system, PlayStation Camera, two PlayStation Move controllers, and Skyrim VR — including the Dawnguard, Hearthfire, and Dragonborn add-ons. Also included is an updated PS VR Demo Disc that features demos from 13 PS VR titles.
The PlayStation VR Skyrim Bundle will launch alongside the game on November 17 in the U.S. for $449.99 USD and in Canada for $579.99 CAD. If you want to make sure you get your hands on one, pre-order your bundle starting today.
This is the full length open-world game you have been waiting to experience in virtual reality. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim’s stellar reputation hardly needs an introduction, as the title has won more than 200 game of the year awards in its time. We simply can’t wait for PS4 gamers to experience it like never before. For those who are longtime fans of the game, Skyrim VR will transport you right into the game’s epic world. For those who have yet to play Skyrim, you are in for massive treat.
Dragons, long lost to the passages of the Elder Scrolls, have returned to Tamriel and the future of the Empire hangs in the balance. As the Dragonborn, the prophesied hero born with the power of The Voice, you are the only one who can stand amongst them. And you will — all in a stunning virtual reality package. Skyrim VR can be played with either a DualShock 4 or the PlayStation Move controllers. To heighten your experience, each controller also enables you to customize your movement with both free movement and teleportation options.
This bundle will come with the updated PS VR system featuring revised design that enables the stereo headphone cables to be integrated with the VR headset, and a slimmer, streamlined connection cable. The updated PS VR system also comes with a new Processor Unit that supports HDR pass through, enabling users to enjoy HDR-compatible PS4 content on a TV without having to disconnect the Processor Unit between the TV and the PS4.
We are also excited to launch a brand new TV spot that drops you into the frigid and relentless plains of Skyrim as you get ready for an all-new journey against rival factions, creatures, and Alduin — the worldeater.
Long time player? Tell us your favorite Skyrim memory! New player eager to jump in? What are you most excited for?
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Well now that’s a bundle! Good price too, Think I paid 500$ just for the bundle with VR world a few months ago.
Better Skyrim on the Go for Nintendo Switch..
This one seems like a “motion sickness adventure” , a game that you can’t play more than 10 minutes…
No thanks, Skyrim on the Nintendo Switch, that’s the way to “Go”..
What are you even doing here then? And from the sounds of it you don’t have VR.
This game and many others have all sorts of setting to make you more comfortable(avoid motion sickness) if you have a problem with it.
Which most people who have and played VR have gotten their legs for it by now.
Lots of us don’t get motion sickness, and many that do have it reduced or go away by playing games in VR. It’s a new experience that the brain doesn’t always get.
In general, I think the problem’s proliferation may be overblown. I’ve demoed VR to a couple dozen people with only a couple people having issues on a few specific games. I also played through Resident Evil 7 with a group of seven first-time VR users. Only one user got motion sickness. This was specifically from going up and down stairs in the game. Once he realized this, he was fine to play more and deal with stairs in-game.
I’ve been playing Skyrim portable on my vita with remote play. I think the actual NEW experience will be VR. So I will go that route.
As someone who loves his Switch, you sound like you’ve never even used VR. I played plenty of full locomotion games for 5-6 hours straight without taking off the headset, feeling just peachy.
Found the guy who doesn’t own a VR headset.
Silly Rabbit the Switch is for kids
You means Skyrim Soapy Adventure on the go? No thank you, 640p 10 to 25fps is not for me.
The funny thing about the switches skyrim on the “go” is that it is really not something new. I have had skyrim on the go for over a year it was called steam and a laptop.
I play it 6 to 8 hours daily. No signs of motion sickness. The more you use it the more you adjust. Although skyrim on switch is great too. I’m glad I went with vr, it shattered all my expectations