While a virtual reality headset is much more immersive than looking at a TV, companies have been looking for ways to make VR as immersive as possible with controllers, cameras and treadmills.
The 20 anniversary PlayStation 4 comes in 'original grey', and has a controller and camera also modelled after the original console.
About the size of an Xbox 360 controller, the camera never once felt heavy in my hand.
Backers can reserve a Sky Drone FPV set for $349, which gets them a kit including a cellular modem, USB hub, cables, a controller, a camera and an AP cable and uBEC.
There will be bundles, of course: if you have a PS3 but nothing else, you can get a controller, Eye camera, and Sports Champion for $100, and if you're totally without Playstation hardware, you can get all that plus a PS3 for $400.
It can also be used for video chatting using the controller's camera.
In fact, you can buy the entire PlayStation VR ecosystem, including the headset, PS4 system, motion controllers and camera sensor, for about $800.
Turns out, interest in the Move controllers and Camera following the announcement makes a whole lot of sense, given that Sony just announced that those items are necessary to use the PlayStation VR headset on the majority of its compatible games.
The bundle we recommend comes with two Move controllers, a camera, and the Skyrim VR game — it's important to note that PlayStation VR bundles are frequently discontinued and the only difference in the newer versions have been the featured game.
