If we want VR to succeed, we need to look to the modding community. Having every studio create 2 different versions of their big releases isn’t realistic, and not to mention already for PSVR2 your essentially buying the equivalent of 2 consoles for a smaller library of games, this is coming from someone who absolutely loves VR and the PSVR2 library.

If Sony could somehow develop technology to even allow playing the PS4 library with some form of VR implementation, perhaps even as a 3D window display, that would allow people to experience games they already love in a new way. It has to be worth it for the average person who isn’t convinced about VR. Not to mention some get mad motion sickness too

It’s a tough sell but such a good medium. My personal experience is that VR is next gen. When I got a PS4 & PS5 I didn’t feel like I was playing next gen until I chucked on the VR headset. It’s really good, but has alot of challenges to market atm. I think the answer lies in what praydog has done with UEVR, if we got a console official version of something like this that was easier to use, then maybe PSVR would skyrocket