In the wake of Paris Games Week, PlayStation VR feels more like a tangible piece of hardware than ever. But while Sony has proved to a lucky few that it works - in certain cases, spectacularly - its future still feels like an enormous black hole.
Beyond the obvious questions of price and release date, there are broader, more pertinent conundrums around getting the tech into the hands of consumers. If VR relies on a proof of concept, how will Sony ensure we can try before we buy? Will anybody outside of the most dedicated early adopters be invested in the concept? Are we actually ready to sit on our couches with headsets strapped to our faces for hours at a time?
After Sony's press conference at last week's show, I sat down with Managing Director of Sony Computer Entertainment in Australia Michael Ephraim to talk it out.
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