[Price Error] [Pre Order] PlayStation VR2 $756.15, Call of the Mountain Bundle $824.15 Delivered (OOS) @ The Good Guys

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Coupon is working on the PSVR2 to get 15% off pre-orders for some reason.

This product is now available for Pre-Order. Product release date expected: 22 February 2023

Stack with discounted gift cards for further savings.


Call of the Mountain Bundle - Out of Stock

The next generation of play is here with the Playstation VR2 Horizon Call of the Mountain Bundle 164624, compatible with the Playstation 5 (sold separately). Immerse in stunning 4K Ultra HD with HDR visuals with the two internal displays for each eye showing up to 120fps(1) of buttery smooth gameplay. Express yourself with eye tracking(1) simulating your expressions for pure realism in multiplayer games, and foveated rendering following your eyes focus for sharper imagery wherever you're looking.


Enjoy :)


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  • Haha Mrs runs down stairs screaming why was $815.15 transfered out of the offset.. apparently better to ask for forgiveness than permission wasn't the correct answer.

    No PSVR2 for me, nice find OP.

    • rip

    • Every home should have a Minister of Finance like your Mrs

      • Mate I created a monster. Referring to the odd item as that roughly costs x amount of mega feasts jokingly when we first lived together, to her now calculating the exact percentage of an item and sniping back with that's 1/10000000 of the loan.

        • Sounds depressing

        • sounds like you need a slash account for "personal purchases"

          • @botchie: Haha thanks for the concern my fellow OZB, definitely not that bad

  • Keeping this one hidden in the comments so it works for more people in case they shut it down, the code works on digital Playstation Gift Cards to get 15% off :)

    Sony PlayStation Gift Card up $15 (ESD)
    Sony PlayStation Gift Card up $30 (ESD)
    Sony PlayStation Gift Card Up $100 (ESD)


    Xbox Gift Cards for 15% off too:

    Xbox LIVE $100 2019 (Digital Download)

    • cheers this worked waiting on email for code

    • Can we use tgg gc to pay?

      • nah gcs dont work for digital purchases, same with cashrewards it tracks and makes it 20% off but it will be declined in the end

    • Legend. Thank you. Codes emailed within 5 minutes.

    • It's charging me $8 for delivery despite it being via email. And it says there's no stores within 500km that have the item for pickup. How do I avoid the $8 fee?

      • Mine said 5 until i put my address in and it changed it to 0 i always used paypal to pay but it says i gotta wait 1 to 2 days for the code

    • Thanks, got a $100 card for $85.

      I also tried to use TGG StoreCash but can’t be used on digital purchases.

    • My guy, you're a legend! Thank you so much!

    • Seems the discount isn't working for me, guess they plugged that. That will teach me for going to bed early.

  • I'll buy this in six years when it's $200 and then never touch it like I did with PSVR1.

  • Much reason to purchase if already an owner of a quest 2 (and pc)?

    I imagine not.. I'll be waiting for decent exclusives?

      • There are some good ones.. But only gt7 and horizon are ps5 specific

      • Wow a tiny lineup, according to the h8rs lol.

        Do you think they're waiting to announce Astrobot successor? Man I hope to shmick they have a new (or at least a re-release!) of Astrobot

        • I reckon that might be out for holidays this year, but that's literally just a guess

          • @McFodder: I hope so - did you play Astrobot: Rescue Mission? It was so much fun

            • @ThithLord: Yep, got the plat for it - absolutely loved it. One of the clearest games in the PSVR1 headset too, would love to see what that team could do for the new one.

      • The first two titles are the only exclusives, the rest of those titles on the list are all available on Quest 2 and IMO superior versions due to being wire free

        • a wire doesn't make a VR game inferior

    • I can't come to grips being connected to the console, surely it's a hazard. As a quest 2 owner myself.

      • surely

        oh well if you say so

        I must have imagined using my PSVR for years without a single issue

        And my mate

        And my other mate

        • I've seen countless people using my Quest 2 bump things, move around excessively etc etc

          I guess I imagined that.

          Each to their own.

      • It's fine. I got through WMR and some Q2 use with the cable.

        That said, wireless VR feels more immersive.

      • 4.5m cable.

        • Had the Vive before Quest 2, cable is in the way regardless of length from just stepping on it to hitting it with a controller. And it's limited by the 4.5m.

          Quest 2 I can leave PC where it is and play in a seperate room via Airlink, H3VR and B&S can get pretty intense.

        • Which is 4.5m more than a Quest….

          Still feels odd personally.

          • @scuderiarmani: Yeah I've had a wireless Vive Pro for almost 5 years, there's no excuse anymore, VR should not be wired.

            • @MagnamoniousRex: And how much was that ?

              • @ScruffTheJanitor: Name one technology that hasn't gotten cheaper in five years.

                • @MagnamoniousRex: Of course, lets compare to the price of the Vive Pro today then. Or the Vive Pro 2 I guess. $2100…on sale.

                  So to answer your question, not the Vive Pro. Its more expensive than the OG one launched at 5 years ago.

                  Also like most tech? PS5 RRP is higher than launch price. Top line phones are more expensive. GPU are 2x-3x more. Actually like most tech has spiked in price.

                  • @ScruffTheJanitor: The Quest 2 does wireless for $600

                    • @MagnamoniousRex: ..$630 for 128gb. $790 for 256gb.

                      And LCD display instead of OLED.
                      Lower res.
                      Lower FOV.
                      No eye tracking, so no foveated rendering.
                      No rumble in the headset.
                      No adaptive triggers
                      No finger tracking.
                      Lower quality controllers and headset overall.
                      Facebook account required.

                      I think id rather all that thx

                      • @ScruffTheJanitor: For mine the convenience factor and pricing alone makes the 128GB Quest 2 the most viable VR option out there for those wanting to test the waters. Also it's PCVR compatible and via recent promos such as the Amazon $150 GC + free Beatsaber offer (plus $47 referral credit for another top game or two etc) it's still a steal IMHO even after the price increase.

                        • @dins: Depends on what games you want to play I guess. If the purpose is simply to "play games in VR" then probably the Quest 2 is the best value.

                          But if you want to play PS exclusives, or console games that aren't on the Quest 2, then that's a different matter.

                          • @proudwanderer: Year fair enough I guess it comes down to how much use you're likely to get out of it. For sports and fitness games especially I think the Quest 2 is amazing. With the Quest 2 you also have BigScreen for watching movies, sports, having discussions etc with people from all around the world. Also as I said one of if not the biggest plus is that you're not locked to any area you can pretty much use it wherever and whenever.

                            • @dins: All good points!

                              It's probably a question about ecosystem, rather than apples to apples comparison of VR headsets. Depends if you want to play PS games in VR or not.

                              A bit like — say I am a video editor/designer, and my preferred/go to tool is 'Final Cut Pro', then it's not a question of should I buy a PC or a Mac - since it is only available on a Mac.

                • @MagnamoniousRex: Video cards.

                  The end.

                  • @Whilezee: I think Rex is referring to "technology" as in specific parts/component.

                    Not end user consumer product. For example I have another consumer product example that continues to rise in price, iPhone.

    • I would wait for reviews although impression seem to be positive. If you can see yourself using the PS5 when you finished playing all the PSVR2 games then it is probably worth getting. I have a PCVR rig and I know that I will probably only use the PS5 + PSVR2 when good exclusives release. Other than that, it will probably collect dust which is why I'm really hesitant to buy into the PS5 + PSVR2 ecosystem at this point.

      The Quest 3 is also slated for release at the end of this year which is another reason why I'm waiting to see what is worth getting.

      • "The Quest 3 is also slated for release at the end of this year "

        Oh where did you hear that? (I just checked google, multiple sources so I guess it's accurate)

        Bit disappointed I will be waiting longer for the Quest 3 than I first thought.
        When Zuck said "Quest 3 will be released next year" I thought it sounded more like before mid 2023 and at the latest Oct 2023, because I think October is the official cycle (Quest 2/Pro release dates).

        • Most likely October because that is when Meta's annual Connect event is held where they launch new hardware and provide updates on their VR software development.

          It is speculation but the CFO of Meta did say it will launch in 2023 during one of the earnings call last year https://uploadvr.com/quest-3-release-date-late-2023/

          It will be a risky move if Meta does not release a headset this year since the Quest 2 is showing its age. I couldn't wait so I got a Pico 4 to hold me over until the Quest 3. The Quest 3 should at least be on par with the Pico 4 from a hardware perspective which will be a massive upgrade over the Quest 2 due to the pancake lenses.

          • @jt90: "Most likely October because that is when Meta's annual Connect event is held"

            Yeah in your initial comment I thought by "end of this year" you meant "Dec 2023".

            Also in Zuck's Quest 3 release statement, he said "in 2023" which I think means "Mid 2023".
            If the release was before mid 2023 I would expect the statement to say "Early 2023" and if it was after mid 2023 I would have expected Zuck to say "Late 2023".
            A matter of semantics I guess but yeah just not what I was expecting.

            Edit: I tried to find the article I read but it seems to be edited/deleted. I don't think I am looking at the exact same one, but it now says Zuck's quote was "Quest 3 won't be released this year" which is not the more specific "2023 release" Zuck quote I read before.

    • Exclusives?
      Ease of use?
      Don't have a PC?
      Cheaper entry cost (PS5 and PSVR2 comes to about 1700..a 3080ti alone is about $1300 i think)?

      Personally it's the theatre mode. I've a 55" HD tv from 2014 that still works perfectly. I don't see the need to change it especially since only my 5 yo uses it. This is so i can game while fully leaned back in my custom ergonomic chair (i have spine issues) in my home office and have a giant ass screen. This is why I don't mind the cable.

      Grid legends (lol)

      The PSVR1 was very comfortable compared to the quest 2.. here's hoping psvr2 is the same.
      The PSVR1 had better graphical fidelity (albeit at a lower resolution) over stand alone quest 2 games.

    • Only if there are exclusive that interest you.

  • Was holding off for a sale maybe around Xmas time but $150 off launch price was hard to resist.

    And I failed.

    There’s $800+ I wasn’t planning to spend today 😂

  • Man went back and forth on this as with cashrewards cashback it effectively makes it $179 cheaper than the RRP of $879 but then I thought about how much time my Quest 2 has spent collecting dust as impressive as that headset is. I have a feeling the same will happen with the PSVR2 so just couldn't bring myself to pull the trigger. Plus I'm in between jobs with three kids and spousal approval is at an time low

    • I figured that this could be a good way to play normal PS games when the TV is occupied.

    • I'm with you mate, good deal compared to RRP but if I bought this, once the novelty wears off I can see it being an expensive dust collector for me.

    • I love playing on the PS5 but I have a feeling that this will just collect dust after a while.

    • Same… and my pile of shame has never been too big. Lots of ps5 plus extra games before it expires, pc games on game pass, triangle strategy on switch. man i'm screwed -_-

  • I can’t justify that money after just buying a ps5..

    • Sell the console and get this.

      • Hmm. Considering deeply.

  • I mean, it's gorgeous, and I'm sure this is a great deal compared to RRP, but over $800 seems a bloody lot of money for this.

    • If it lasts a few years, I'd say worth it. There are also sales periods after release for those that can wait

      • We haven’t seen any discounts for the PS5, can we really expect discounts on the PSVR2 in the first year?

        • accessories usually go on sale.

        • We already have haven't we with this deal, even before psvr2 is released. And yes I'm sure it'll get discounts later in the year as well just like the psvr before it

        • Quest 2 actually went up in price, not down.

          Not to mention GPUs and cars.

          Everything will go down eventually, but no guarantees for the next year or so.

    • id pay $800 for a pair of OLED VR goggles

  • Don't forget cashrewards tracking! Tracked for 52.31$ cashback.

    • Terms from Cashrewards: Cashback is ineligible on Apple, ASKO, Miele, AEG, Neff, Bertazzoni, FFalcon, La Germania, Loewe, Playstation 5, Playstation 5 Digital Edition, Xbox Series X 1TB, gift card purchases, negotiated deals (phone/email/chat), purchases via The Good Guys Commercial website, home services, concierge, delivery, GST.

      So that would mean PSVR2 would be ineligible?

      • VR2 is not PS5 though

  • Lol just got the email, this is not being honoured. On the plus side I got a $30 voucher so I suspect you'll all get this too!

  • Thank you for your recent online order for the PlayStation VR2 (164623).We have identified a technical issue which resulted in a discount being applied to your pre-order. We've urgently fixed the error, however, the incorrect price has been applied to your order.As per our terms and conditions on our website, we will not be progressing with your order. A full refund will be issued back to you within 5 business days.You can link to our terms and conditions here: https://www.thegoodguys.com.au/terms-and-conditions We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused. In appreciation of your understanding, we are giving you a $30.00 store credit to put towards a future purchase. The credit can be used online, instore or over the phone.

  • It is worth pointing out that anyone who has been disappointed with the cancellation of this offer can likely achieve a similar level of discount before the release date by buying some discounted Ultimate gift cards and redeeming them at Ebgames. Personally, I did this with Ebgames since you can exchange the ultimate gift cards for ebgames egift cards online with the Ultimate website. Then it is just a matter of placing a preorder online and using the gift cards as a payment method. Since I wanted to do a click and collect I could only pay the $100 deposit online, and additionally needed to go into the store to add all the remaining gift cards against the purchase (which could be done anytime before the release date). These ultimate gift cards have been 10% off (more common) to 15% off (less common) a lot recently. At the time of me writing this comment, there only seems to be a 20x everyday reward points currently on offer at woolworths (https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/752815) giving 10% value back in everyday rewards dollars, rather than a straight 10% off On the plus side, it seems the photo in the catalog shows that variable load ($50 to $500) Ultimate kids and Ultimate teens gift cards are available under the current offer, which has usually not been the case with more recent offers.

    • Thanks for this post! Just wanted to query, after the $100 deposit with EB gift card, did you pay the remaining balance in store with ultimate gift cards, or with EB gift cards that are converted from the ultimate gift cards? (Also do they accept multiple gift cards for payment in store?)

  • good price, my eyeballs are ready for GT7 in PSVR2 :D also the PSVR2 games list must be nearing 100 titles by now

  • Code works on the hardware on its own, too. Just in case you're like me and have the digital console; looks to be a disc that comes with the bundled version.

    • Has been confirmed to be a download code in the bundle for that reason I'm sure

      • Ah damn. Thanks for that.

    • Game is a download copy

  • Bring on the cancellations and the angry mob! 😭🤬

  • I can't imagine a PS5 hitting 120fps @ 2000 x 2040 per eye except in the most basic titles. Doesn't it struggle with 4k 60fps as it is?

    • Foveated rendering is the key for PSVR2

      • Interesting, had not heard of it.

  • I expect orders to be cancelled. They'll be making a loss on this, no doubt.
    Furthermore, since it is a preorder item, they have more than ample time to go through each order and issue the refunds. If the code worked on PS5s, that would be a totally different story.

    • why would they cancel/make a loss?

      is the code not meant to be allowed to be used to buy the psvr2?

      • No, it's not. Why on earth would they discount a preorder item? Let alone a brand new headset, which is full price on the market. They somehow stuffed up by letting the code to be used on preorder items.

        • Amazon discounted the Edge Controller and that is still pre order…

          • @Abraxsas: Since when is a controller the same as a $900 headset? lol. Based on that same understanding, the PS5 should have been on sale, too?
            These things are overpriced for a reason, and they haven't even released it yet. Makes zero sense for them to be discounted. It's like saying Mercedes are taking pre orders for their new EVs that are yet to hit the market at a discounted price. Not to mention, the global semiconductor shortage has hit electronics hard, and it is only now starting to alleviate slowly.
            Anyways, wait and see if they honour it. My guess is no.

            • @thousandsuns:

              Since when is a controller the same as a $900 headset?

              To be fair, that PS5 preorder controller RRP is $339. Yes. I know.

        • Not only that, the 10% code was a 15% code for some reason.

    • I converted a few ‘home’ gift cards and would be pretty pissed if they cancel it NGL. Should have just ordered with cash…

      • Pushed your luck there. You know what the saying is, if it is usually too good to be true, it usually is 🤷‍♂️
        You'll get issued a GG gift card and you can use it next time.

        • Next time they cancel an order? I swear the last time I ordered from them they cancelled to be fair. I don’t understand as I find JB to be generally very good, why are GG so bad?

          • @cc23: Because GGs f up more than JB lol.
            I don't wish to be right here, but gut feeling is orders still be cancelled 100%.
            You'd have been better off ordering from JB with 15% off TCN/ ultimate cards. That's what I did :)

            • @thousandsuns: Arggghhh that was why I bought the gift cards in the first place, just to buy PSVR from JB. But I converted 3 to use for this order, then could only use 2 anyway, which sucks. If they then cancel it good guys are 100% on my blacklist.

              • @cc23: Please pass those gift cards on to me. I assume you'll blacklist them BEFORE spending them, right? ;)

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