Alby_da_Wolf on 21 March 2014
From all the considerations made and the issues pointed out in this and other threads, it could be deduced that due to display tech, computing power and cost limitations, VR could start as pilot project, at reasonable price, but performances still limited, and with ambitions of limited market penetration, later this gen, but performances high enough to allow it to become enjoyable for people different from tech enthusiasts will have to wait longer, and it will be affordable, but probably still optional, during 9th gen, and only starting with 10th gen, performance will be high enough at a cost low enough to be included, if considered necessary for the producers' plans, as standard equipment in gaming and entertainment platforms.
