A developer showing off a PSVR 2 has seemingly been hit with a DMCA strike after claiming they wouldn't be hit by a DMCA🌳 str🍸ike.
Earlier today on June 30, independent developer took to Twitter to share a photo of a PSVR 2 kit out in the wild, simply sa♌t on a chair. When asked if they were breaking a NDA by showing the PSV📖R 2, the developer replied that if this was six months ago, they would be.
Then they were hit by a DMCA strike, indicating that they were, in fඣact, breaking the NDA. Now, if you head over to the Bit Planet Games Twitter account, you can find the tweet just below, with the exact same caption as the previous tweet, but without the picture of the PSVR 2 kit sat on the chair.
Guess wh🎉at's coming to PSVR2? pic.twitter.com/0NRZSLLBnj
Well, it sure looks like someone was breaking 🔴NDA when they posted the picture of the PSVR 2. Either way, the picture has now obviously disappeared, but from a consumer perspective, it's undoubtedly interesting to know that PSVR 2 dev kits are beginning t💛o make their way out into the world.
This all takes place against the backdrop of an uncertain release window for the PSVR 2. Previously, Sony stated that the piece of kit wouldn't launch before 2022, and since then, one rumor in February claimed the new-gen headset 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:w🅠ould launch near the beginning of 2023, while another rumor in April also claimed the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:PSVR 2 had been delayed to 2023.
When it does launch though, the PSVR 2 will boast over 20 games at launch.
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