PlayStation VR - The Videos


Today Sony announced the PlayStation VR will be available for $399. It requires a camera but doesn't come with one, sadface. No worries because you have plenty of time to get the $59.99 required accessory before the release this October.

Check out all the videos from today's announcement!




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