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PlayStation Will Be Permanently Cutting The Price Of The PS VR2 By $150

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Josh Coulson

Published Feb 27, 2025

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PlayStation has revealed the PS VR2 will be getting a permanent price cut next month.
The headset's price will be dropped from $550 to $399.99.
That includes the Call Of The Mountain bundle that comes packaged with the VR Horizon game.

The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlayStation VR2 hasn't been the innovative add-on to the PS5 that 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:PlayStation hoped it wᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚould be. There are several reasons why the headset likely hasn't sold well, and with its high price bein🥃g one of those reasons, PlayStation has confirmed the PS VR2 will be receiving a permanent price cut in March.

The news was broken via . It confirms that at some point next month, the PS VR2's $550 RRP, which has been the price of the system since it launched, will be cut. Almost exactly two years on from its release, PlayStation has revealed its price will be dropped to $399.99ꦛ. Not just for the sake of some sort of spring sale, but permanently.

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As the blog implies, the price drop is aiming to tempt anyone interested in picking up the PS VR2, but has been put off by the high price of entry, into hopping on the bandwagon. While its library of games is still pretty slim compared to rival VR headsets, it's significantly more substantial than it was at launch. The 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Horizon: Call Of The Mountain bundle is also confirmed to♌ be dropping to the same lower price too, meaning you can grab the headset for leꦐss and effectively get its Horizon spinoff exclusive thrown in for free.

PlayStation Is Permanently Cutting The Price Of The PS VR2

The Headset Will Be $400 Instead Of $550 Starting Next Month

You no longer need to own a PS5 to use the PS VR2 either, although you will if you want to play Call of the Mountain. PlayStation rolled out🎐 PC compatibility for the headset last year, significantly increasing the number of compatible game. The only downsides are some of the VR2's features are disabled when using it on PC, and you need to buy the adapter separ✅ately. But hey, it's still cheaper than having to buy a PS5 if you don't already own one.

If it's the cost of games you're worried about even with the price reduction, Play🐓Station has slowly been adding PS VR2 games t꧙o its PS Plus Premium library at a rate of one per month, although that appears to have stopped for the time being. The games it added to the most expensive tier of the service are still there though, meaning even if you don't buy any games, if you're subscribed to Premium, you'll have something to plღay.

While there don't appear to be official numbers detailing how many VR2 headsets PlayStation has managed to sell, last month, a PlayStation executive apologised💧 for its failure. You never know, a♍ price cut thi♑s significant might have the desired effect and convince people to take a chance on the PS VR2. For now though, it seems unlikely PlayStation's foray into virtual reality will be getting a threequel.