>>1352
>>1353
Graphics cards will be cheaper late 2016 and as the gen 1 headsets will all have released by then, it's easier to plan long-term for the road ahead.
Hardware manufacturers are collaborating with Oculus to create "Oculus ready" pre-built PCs. Naturally, you can get better graphics cards for less if you can wait a while.
That also guarantees more content, because if VR really takes off, content will be coming at a much faster pace. The launch content seems pretty slim with few actual games and mostly tech demos.
Until then, PSVR seems like the best option as it's standardized to a closed ecosystem, especially if you already own a PS4. If not, then well, you'll need to cough up cash for a rig that can power VR anyway, be it a PC or a console.
PSVR comes with waifu simulator and I already have a PS4 so for me that's a no-brainer.
I'm going to invest in a killer mustard rig probably late 2016, but that depends on the market. I might wait.
Either way, we have nothing to lose by looking ahead and seeing how VR is received and how it evolves, if you are in doubt.