PSVR 2 is undeniably impressive tech, but its price is a huge barrier to entry. At AU$879.95 for the standalone PSVR 2 kit, or AU$959.95 for the Horizon Call of the Mountain bundle, it's fair to say that most of us won't be impulse buying one of these headsets anytime soon. Blowing 🌜nearly AU$1,000 on tech that isn't exactly brimming with software support isn't wise, unless you're filthy rich.

But there are two things working in the PSVR 2's favour at the moment. Firstly, it's currently an astonishing, record-breaking , and secondly, the has just launched, meaning you can finally use the device on a PC, which has waaay more VR games to choose from.

The PSVR 2 PC adapter is itself⛎ ridiculously expensive at AU$94, but it's a reasonably small price to pay to make the PSVR 2 much, much ൩more useful than it would be otherwise.

Meanwhile, if yꦐou've a🍎ny interest in Horizon VR spin-off Horizon Call of the Mountain, a PSVR 2 bundling that game , down from AU$959.95.

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Unless it's not obvious, you'll need a P♛S5ཧ to use the PSVR 2—it's not a standalone unit like the Meta Quest headsets. If you don't have the console, want to play PSVR 2, and have money to burn, the standalone , down from AU$799.95.

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