If you hadn’t purchased a bundle containing Sony’s PlayStation VR headset previously because of the price then you will be delighted to know that Sony has decided to cut the prices of its PSVR bundles. Sony has announced today that it’s cutting the prices of its PSVR bundles in the United States and Europe. The bundles are now $100 cheaper than before which means that those who were on the fence about them in the past can now consider opening up their wallets.
Originally priced at $399, the PlayStation VR Doom VFR bundle can now be purchased for $299.99. The bundle includes a PlayStation VR headset, PlayStation Camera, the Doom VFR Blu-ray disc, and the PS VR Demo Disc 2.0. Players get the same fast-paced gameplay that the Doom series is loved for with Doom VFR.
Similarly, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim VR bundle now costs $349.99 instead of $449.99. It includes the core components as well as the Skyrim VR core game and the official add-ons. This title brings to life the open world of The Elder Scrolls in virtual reality.
While Sony has previously cut the price of its PSVR bundles to as low as $200, those cuts were temporary. That’s not the case here as these are permanent price reductions which means that potential customers can take their time in deciding whether or not they want to spend money on a new PSVR bundle.
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