I bought the disc version because I have some Blu rays and my ps3 was my only way of doing anything with them and I wasn’t sure what I’d do when the battery finally died completely (which I’m a bit surprised hasn’t happened yet each rare time I do use it).
Also the ability to buy used games.
Seperate topic, but something I would have liked to have known: if one of your controllers for PSVR2 dies, Sony doesn’t offer any way of replacing it without replacing the entire VR set. If it’s under warranty, send the whole thing in and they send you a new one. If not, buy a new one or go fuck yourself. They don’t sell any parts, either.
I’m keeping an eye out for local used ones and hope they get fucked by right to repair laws.
I bought the disc version because I have some Blu rays and my ps3 was my only way of doing anything with them and I wasn’t sure what I’d do when the battery finally died completely (which I’m a bit surprised hasn’t happened yet each rare time I do use it).
Also the ability to buy used games.
Seperate topic, but something I would have liked to have known: if one of your controllers for PSVR2 dies, Sony doesn’t offer any way of replacing it without replacing the entire VR set. If it’s under warranty, send the whole thing in and they send you a new one. If not, buy a new one or go fuck yourself. They don’t sell any parts, either.
I’m keeping an eye out for local used ones and hope they get fucked by right to repair laws.
Oh great to know. Another reason for me never to get a PSVR2 on top of my fear of isolating myself into games while my kids are playing around.