PlayStation VR is said to be released in early 2016. The PlayStation VR will also reportedly be priced as a new gaming platform.

When asked for when the release date for the Sony virtual reality device will be released, Sony Worldwide Studios President Shuhei Yoshida said that it was still too early to give an exact date.

"We're still not ready for a date and price, but the hardware has been going very well. It's pretty much done, but the team in Tokyo is working hard to get the system software and the SDK done and continually improve it, to make sure that the experience is great for customers and developers." he said in an interview with Gamespot.

As early as now, there are already some confirmed titles for the virtual reality headset. Fans of the gaming genre will certainly be excited about the selection of games that have been confirmed by Sony at last week's PlayStation conference. Here are some of the most anticipated titles many gamers should be excited about. 

Until Dawn: Rush of Blood- This standalone game is described by Games Radar to be a standalone game from the Until Dawn franchise. Fans of the horror genre will certainly not be disappointed with jump scares galore as well as blood and gore lurking at every corner. 

Tekken 7- Namco's much-anticipated follow-up to Tekken 6 will reportedly mark the end of the Mishima era. Boasting of a killer storyline involving Kazuya Mishima's mother, Kazumi Mishima as well as new characters like Katarina Alves and Josie Rizal. 

Dead or Alive Xtreme 3- The upcoming follow up the Dead or Alive franchise is being developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo.It will act as the third main sequel to Dead or Alive Xtreme Volleyball. The game also boasts "improved breast physics". 

Robinson: The Journey- This is a new virtual reality game that follows the adventures of a young boy who is stranded on an alien planet and is doing what he can to survive. The trailer alone suggests stunning visual effects and a dinosaur-filled environment.

Summer Lesson- Bandai Namco's "flirting game" puts players in the perspective of "senpai" who tutors two Japanese high school girls. The game is interactive and have players watch the young girls read from their textbooks. 

PlayStation VR is said to be released on Jan. 2016. 

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