Some good positive info re the next VR iteration. Ticks the main box the majority would have i'd say in new controllers specifically for VR, which will really open up the immersive and gaming design potential significant;y. Plus hopefully the tracking method not requiring the camera will be a massive improvement. I know many want wireless, but personally a single cable is no issue for me as will no doubt have plenty of length as the current PSVR one does so never a problem. I think it was always inevitable as the perfoirmance will be better wired.
I've not used my PSVR anywhere near enough, much like the PS4 in general really, but some of the experiences had have been fantastic. Have many games bought in sales i've still not even tried. Have been thinking once i get a PS5 i'll dip back in as hope the slight improvements (as for the Pro via back compat) will make it a better experience than on my Slim, even if only slightly. Did feel a bit rough on a few games but never really played enough consistently to get my VR legs to see if it would cease... on that though i've always thought once hardware is capable to produce a clean smooth textured image a lot of the nausea inducing aspects will reduce by default, which can only be a god thing.
Currently in no rush for a PS5 but will grab one as soon as readily available without the hassle, hopefully in a few months. Will definitely be all over this new PSVR when it launches, unless a crazy price early on, in which case i may wait...that said, GT7 with great visuals, full grids and i'm in day one.