Oculus Rift

The hmz t2's that are being released on the 13th October 2012 are way over priced
Sony said earlier in the year that they were hoping to make them a little more afforderble than the T1's well that's a let down as these are going to cost £560 and if you buy them off eBay like the ones available now you will be paying £960 .I have been waiting for a long time for these to come available and I've got the money to buy these butt out of principle I'm going to give it a miss and buy something else. Cheers Sony

As for the post above mentioning gaming ,well if it's a virtual reality 3d head tracking headset
Your after at a realistic price then you really should check out the (oculus Rift) http://oculusvr.com/
This is the future in gaming but you will have to wait a few more months until they release the consumer version, and when they do your be able to plug any video input into it so your be able to watch 3d movies as well as you play station , x box , pc
Edited by Rickardo69 - 9/18/12 at 2:01pm

ViruzzX is absolutley right in saying that the rift at the moment only supports pc because that's all it does at present if you decide to purchase one of the developer kits.
However oculus have stated that when they launch the consumer version of he rift it will support pc,Xbox and ps3
If it only supported pc they would be leaving a massive gap in the market for this product.
As for games well yes the game is going to have to be a game specialy designed for the rift
Which most if not all of the major gaming developers are doing just that right now and have been for some time now, many are working on re programming old games to work on it.
At present there is only one game rift compatible and that is Doom 3 and judging by the peoples reactions when they've tried it you just know its good

The game Hawken will be Oculus-ready and launches on 12.12.12!
If oculus keep there promise on launch of the rift it will work on whatever consule you use maybe not the wii maybe it will it really depends on the game developers to support it.
Edited by Rickardo69 - 9/21/12 at 12:16pm