Vasto said:
Sure their are possiblitles for both VR and AR but what do we see the current VR devs trying to do? They are all trying to makes games but with AR it looks to be trying to change the way we live our everyday lives. Just look at how Microsoft presented Hololens and see just how different it is. I was all in with VR until I saw Hololens and started to read more into AR. |
I don't know if I can really take you seriously when you say that VR game developers are doing nothing but create...games. I mean what else do you expect game developers to do? I was under the impression that their main job was to create games.
I did look at Mircosoft's presentation for Hololens and Sony's presentation of Project Morpheus. A presentation does not dictate when, where, and what it can be used for. I mean doesn't it make sense for Sony to present Project Morpheus as a game peripheral at a Game Developers Conference? Does it also not make sense that they would back up their most successful division (Playstation) in their entire corporation first? Just because they are primarily focused on using project morpheus for gaming does not mean it is the only thing it is going to be used for.
A fantastic example would be scientists building a supercomputer from playstation 3's to study black holes. Just because the average consumer uses a PS3 for gaming doesn't mean the rest of the world has to use the technology in this fashion.







