What they ACTUALLY said was that a combination of the Rift&#x27;s price ($599) plus the cost of the minimal PC needed according to Oculus ($900-1200) will price a lot of people out of buying one.<p>Even if the Sony version costs the same ($599) it will likely be cheaper to utilise since a PS4 costs roughly $300, and that&#x27;s ignoring how many PS4 units have already been sold (which is a legitimate argument, in particular when you compare it to how many PCs people own who can drive a Oculus Rift (not many)).<p>Overall I think their argument has some weight. But obviously without knowing what the Sony version of the Rift can do, it is hard to evaluate fully. But in price terms, it is going to an easier sale when you work with a $300 console, and not a $900 PC.