I'd like a power glove with senors that make my hands feel like they are touching breasts and then play senran kagura with it.

Mine is feasible, soon enough

Take this screen
http://www.techspot.com/news/61325-samsung-developing-11k-uper-resolution-mobile-display.html

Add Fove's eye tracking
https://www.vrcircle.com/fove-0-eye-tracking-vr-headset-shipping/

Hardware based foveated rendering
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/tobii-head-tracking-foveated-rendering,33321.html

Inside out tracking
http://www.roadtovr.com/eonite-vantage-head-tracker-6dof-positional-tracking-vr-ar/

Make it wireless (although the wire is the least of the problems)
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/02/htc-vive-wireless-tested-review/

And make games for it.

Just get PSVR and a bag of sand to hold?

Here's Nintendo's License to print money. Make an iPhone case (and/or Android) with built in hardware controls and battery pack (think clamshell design, or PSP Go style) that is fully compatible with a virtual console app that is full of Nintendo classics that can be purchased individually and emulated legally.

It's a lot easier to sell an iPhone case with a couple games for $100 than it is to sell a $300 Switch, especially if that family already has iPhone or Android phones.

How about this   

https://www.amazon.com/PSVR-Aim-Controller-PlayStation-4/dp/B06XG9J26Q

That has been my most anticipated piece of gaming tech for the last year. Killzone 3 with the Sharp Shooter in 3D is still by far the best FPS expereince I have ever had, and I expect games with this and PSVR will finally be able to dethrone that expereince.

***Edited Link, should work now.

The link should work now. 

If I was to pitch hardware, their are only two major things I want right now. 

1. I want either a Switch Phone, a PS4 Phone, an XBO Phone, or a Handheld form factor Android or iOS based device. There should be some form of handheld/phone hybrid availableon the market by now. I really, really, really, really, really,really, hate they current touch based smartphone market, and the absolute lack of options when it comes to form factors. Google and Apple, really piss me off with the lack of innovation the have had over the last 7 years since the smartphone industry burst onto the scence. I miss the days where we had different phones for different people, instead of this one size fits all market.

2. Next Gen VR. Simple, I just want VR in 4K HDR at 120fps, with an even more advanced tracking, and even simpler to set up. I hope Scorpio has an HDMI in the front to make plugging in a VR headset extra convienent. It would also be nice to get a new PS4 Pro with all of the PSVR stuff built in, to get rid of the break out box, and the constant need to swap cables around to experience 4K HDR or VR.

All in all, I am very happy with the current Home console industry with XBO and PS4. I think PSVR is awesome, Xbox Play Anywhere is great, and I really like MS's new digital return policy, and hope it forces everyone to deliver that kind of customer support into their ecosystems. On the mobile side, I like where the Switch is going, I just want the to take it all the way.

As for your Gundam idea, I think that would be a kick ass arcade. I think mixing VR with super immersive inputs inside VR is the next big thing in acrade gaming.

They still sell 3D TVs?  News to me.

They do, but the Z9D was the last from a major manufacturer. Sony, Samsung, and LG are no longer releasing 3D TVs in 2017.

I played Killzone 3 in 3D with the Sharp Shooter a few years back. Played through it 3 times, and as I said, was the hands down best FPS experience I have had to date. I really hope Farpoint with PSVR and the Aim controller can finally take things up to yhe next level.

After the great shooters on Wii and PS Move last gen, the current gen has been a major let down.

It's mostly because you're pretty much the black sheep of the gaming industry. 4K 120fps VR gaming headsets on a console that you're willing to pay top dollar for? Portable game consoles with built in phone functionality that again you're willing to pay top dollar for? There might be like 7 people on this planet that might be willing to say the same thing for both.

Your attitude towards video games is very very unique, and thus it makes absolutely no sense to cater to people like you. All of those features you enjoyed in the past never gave Sony the ROI they were looking for because no one cared about either of them. That's why you don't see more of it.

• HP's The Machine concept for linking of local machines, for higher res textures and higher compute
• Intel's compute cards form factor, for easy upgrades
• NVDIMMS, for super fast startup times
• Nice FPGAs, for emulation and media tasks
• A portable mode, for streamng PC games and playing games on the go
• OLED screen
• 10 GIgabit ethernet port
• USB type C
• DIsplay port
• Adaptive sync
• Support for over 60FPS in simpler titles
• 3.5mm jack built into the system
• Solid State storage
• Either a decent disk drive or uses carts
• A smaller ~ 16 GB NVMe drive that allows for drive cache, for faster load times when running on an external HDD
• USB type A (at least one)

That's about it.