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Normchacho on 23 September 2015
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SvennoJ said:
Mr_No said:

I kinda have to agree with him. VR mustn't be something that defines how every game in the future should be or how it should play. I wouldn't mind for it to be a complement, since VR running amok as the only way to play a game can't be good for the industry.

Yep it's not all or nothing. There is a lot of space between the future of gaming and a gimmick.
Mobile phone games, once tauted as the future of gaming (actually still are) are happily co-existing with console games.
VR games can co-exist fine with family room friendly gaming.

This.

I expect VR to have a similar place in the market to racing wheels. Most major games won't require VR, but will support it and be a better experience with VR. Most fully VR games will be indie titles I think.



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