https://www.cnet.com/news/playstation-vr-on-cyber-monday-the-bundle-and-games-to-get/ > I've written about VR a lot, but I really don't use it all that much in my personal life. It's a weird reality. While I don't think VR is dying, I do think its annoying setup, price, and the way it requires me to blinder myself off from the real world (and all notifications) adds up to an experience I'll only sip from occasionally. Kotaku's Stephen Totilo summed it up well recently, describing his experiences with Sony's PlayStation 4-connected, two-year-old PlayStation VR platform. > I've thought about PlayStation VR a lot in the last few weeks, especially with $100 discounts on PSVR bundles that began on Black Friday and continue through Cyber Monday. Since I bought a PSVR two years ago, it's mostly sat in my home, unused but beckoning. But playing a couple of the newest PlayStation VR games made me realize that PSVR has become a solid VR gaming platform. Maybe the best for its price, especially if you already have a PlayStation 4. You just have to understand that VR is still a gaming novelty, and might remain that way for a while.