Oct 01, 2016 08:07 AM EDT By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

With just two weeks to go before the launching of PlayStation VR on October 13, the system leaked online and showcases gamers everything that comes with the $400 package.

The headset along with the processor box, wired stereo headphones, and all the cables have surfaced on the internet, based on the report of Game Spot.

Along with the console, the Japanese tech company is also unleashing a cutting edge virtual reality headset in PlayStation VR for the PlayStation 4. The headset enables a high-end virtual reality games and experiences right in a person's living room, and the headset is all powered by the PlayStation 4 a person already own, Business Insider reported.

The headset comes with its own miniaturized game console. The PlayStation VR Processor Unit is some sort of a middleman between the PS4 console itself and the headset, it's basically a miniature PlayStation 4.

The idea is that the console owner takes the wires extending off the PlayStation VR headset and plug the wires into the front of the Processor Unit, which then attaches to the PlayStation 4 itself.

On the other hand, with the imminent release of the PlayStation 4 Neo, PlayStation 4 is reportedly being revamped. The competition on the consoles has been very heated, with both Sony and Microsoft are trying their best to be more successful than the other.

As Sony has sold 40 million PlayStation 4, the Japanese tech company is currently the international market leader for home console hardware.

The upcoming console of PlayStation 4 has reportedly gotten many video gamers buzzing with excitement. Leaked photos of the console have been seen online, and showcased a slimmed-down PlayStation 4 model. But, Sony has not yet let go of many details about their PS4 Neo, despite leaks about the game console.

While the PlayStation 4 Neo has been considered as a new device, the console is actually an Upgraded Version of the PlayStation 4, however, the Playstation 4 Neo will feature more powerful and improved components, according to Digital Trends.

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