Then what's the problem in adding an extra $500 to these losers already 10k debt? Why stop there?
Because based on the average interest rates and minimum monthly payments, it ends up being an over $1000 investment, not a $500 one.
I never said it was impossible for someone to hack the PSVR 2. I said Sony would never support the PC and you kept insisting they might. If someone hacks it cool… but there will still be too many individual games not working, support problems for me to want to deal with it.
Actually, I maintained that it would eventually be possible to use it on PC by whatever means,
without ruling out the possibility for 1st party support. Obviously, games not specifically designed to take advantage of some of the less standard features, wouldn't use them, but I don't see why a decently implemented spoofer driver which emulates an Index or other common headset, would result in individual games not working.
The only real draw I see to the unit for PC users is the RGB-Stripe OLED display technology they used. If the hackers can get the basics functional, it would cover the bases for most PC users, who really don't need to worry about foveated rendering. But they big roadblock currently is that they have only managed to hack a display driver under Linux, with indications that a hardware adapter might be required for Windows users, which would add cost and complexity and ultimately make such a solution less attractive.