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PlayStation VR: Everything you need to know

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Sony's PlayStation VR is here. Here's everything you need to know about Australian pricing, specs and compatible titles.

QUICK GUIDE: Cost - Reviews - Specs - News

Sony's PlayStation VR (PSVR) is now in the wild and like the tangled, cable-happy hydra it is, it's slowly taking over Australian living rooms.

PSVR is a comparatively cheap option that aims to give your average consumer the opportunity to experience virtual reality with relative ease. As promising as that proposal sounds, it's still important to know exactly what you're spending your hard-earned dosh on. This is everything you need to know about PlayStation VR, including Australian pricing, release date, titles and reviews.

PSVR Australian pricing

The standard PSVR kit costs $549.95 is Australia. That doesn't include the required PlayStation Camera or two PlayStation Move Controllers (which are required for certain games).

Sony sells the PlayStation Camera for $89.95 and the PlayStation Move Twin Pack for $119.95, bringing the entire package to $759.85 (not including the PlayStation 4 console). It's worth noting that existing PlayStation Cameras and Move controllers will work with PSVR.

PlayStation VR Reviews

PlayStation VR specs

PlayStation VR Specs
Price (including GST) $549.95
Display Resolution 1920 x 1080 (960 x 1080 per eye)
Screen Technology OLED
Refresh Rate (Hz) 120
Maximum Frame-Rate 120 frames-per-second
Field of View 100-degrees
Integrated Audio No
Bluetooth Mobile Integration No
Forward Facing Camera No
Head Tracking 360-degree head tracking
Body Tracking No
Format PS4
System Dashboard PlayStation Network
Controller PlayStation Move or DualShock
Required Equipment PlayStation 4
Launch Titles View launch titles
Weight TBC
Audio Technology New PlayStation 3D Audio Engine
Virtual Reality Store PlayStation Store

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