@razzv17: As it's Sony's second major conference as you've mentioned it shouldn't be expected to be a load of massive reveals etc however it was a let down because 1) The games which are excluives and looked good ended up being just CGI trailers where the game itself doesn't look as good e.g. wild, 2) Handheld games or is that over now? 3) lack of real in depth details 4) VR highlight reel of upcoming games where just all the games they've spent 10/15 mins on discussing at length (could obviously want to keep some games a secret, publishing reasons etc). Some stuff was good but in my opinion it felt like a let down as Sony kind of hyped it after after they didn't do Gamescom. I enjoyed it as much as the crowd by the looks of it :/

@alaannn: Not worth 400 dollars but it will have to be competitive pricing with other VR headsets when they come out and it will get cheaper to make so it should reduce in price. With stuff like this though it's always worth leaving it for a bit so they can fix any problems with it on release and it also shows what games they can add to it. Why sony pictures don't just stream their films to it as well makes me think they're missing out on something too.

@pspearman: I would say I’m intrigued by it but I am also under the reservation that they won't have the power for a output that, for example, Oculus can get with PC's being able to upgrade continuously like you've mentioned. Tekken VR would be crazy I’d imagine as it would be hard to sit still during that. Hopefully it’s decent graphically and without lag or other issues.

Robinson VR and the possibility of GT sport VR down the line looks good however on a whole the show was rather a let down