You can find topless cosplay of a LOT of video game characters right now, I doubt any company is going to bother trying to shut that down.

[standard comment about “wow they sure turned this game around” every single time it gets an article, despite the game having been turned around years ago]

Given the video’s mention of “exclusive shots, sexy photos, and topless content”, one imagines that she’s got a pretty good idea of that.

I really don’t care what they are doing with the money from scalping. Whether it’s gpu’s or insulin, they are all scum and need to see jail time.

And what happens when you need to fix that used car but the chip you need isn’t available?

maybe if scalping were made an official crime with jail time attached. its no more than they would deserve.

and what do all the industries that make new products do? just shut down? they will bleed money. I hate big business usually, but even I know that without consumers buying new shit, they wont survive and when we are finally out of this mess, there will be nobody left to fulfill consumer needs. and we cant just say…

Actually, the new car crisis has become a used car crisis. I don’t want a new car, but I do want a newer used car, and those keep selling out faster than I can get to a dealership and make up my mind if this is the one I want. (I refuse to buy on the spot.)

Dealers are now giving their salespeople commissions to get…

Clearly we have a chip shortage because they’re all inside the vaccines now!!!

they are similar to the oculus controllers and oculus has a plethora of accessories dedicated as a sort of dock and charging station for both their headset and controllers. I’m sure the ps5 vr will get similar accessories.

As it has been mentioned, they’re embedded with IR LEDs, which the headset’s camera use to track all 6 axis of your hand movements.

Talking about that, I want to mention how smart Sony’s take on the Oculus Touch controller seems to be. They look more compact (with the tracking rings wrapped around the wrists and on the…

The PSVR is pretty much outselling any other VR headset on the market. It reached 5 million units sold which is pretty big feat for this kind of tech.

A lot of people were waiting for a second version once the tech was more “solid”. So it wouldn’t surprise me if “PSVR2" quickly outsold its predecessor.

Like other similar controllers, they’re probably covered with tiny infrared LEDs for tracking.

They have previously said that the headset will connect to the PS5 with “only one wire” but this announcement implies communication between the headset and the controllers more akin to the Oculus Quest.

I’m putting money on the first version of PSVR 2 being wired, and then they release an attachment that allows full…

The blog post states “The first thing you’ll notice with our next-gen VR controller is the unique design, which takes on an “orb” shape that allows you to hold the controller naturally, while playing with a high degree of freedom. There are no constraints with how you’re moving your hands, providing developers with…

Whaaat are you even talking about? These are a thousand times better than the original Move controllers.

I think sockem boppers is preferable to glowy dildo

attach rate isn’t a factor unless you over produced the product. if they only made 5 million units then they made a nice profit on it especially from a first foray into the space. looking at the rest of the VR market 5 million sales puts it in line with the Oculus Quest as far as success goes. though I think it’s…

Also notable is what isn’t there: two squishy glowing orbs. It looks like whatever tracking tech PSVR2 is going to use, it’s better than a camera tracking a ball.

only to switch to Breath of the Wild and plummet to your death.