HoloDust on 06 January 2016
| kitler53 said: i'll say this,.. VR doesn't market well. every video i've seen does little to convince me that VR is an experience worth buying. all i have is statements from other people that actually have used VR that i should trust them that the experience is amazing but isn't properly conveyed though conventional media. ..but it's kind of hard to trust someone i don't know, especially because these guys are mostly tech enthusiasts in general. now add in the fact the list of supported games isn't that long so far and i come to this conclusion: $600 is too much to pay for something based only on hype and promises. i'll wait at least until i can try one in real life because $600 is too much to buy something on a whim. |
I honestly think it can't be conveyed in any other way than actually trying it...from my limited experience, so far, I've seen all people, gamers or non-gamers hooked on it after trying only few demoes.
As for price, I know some folks who are willing to shell that kind of money so they can immerse themselves in just one game (Elite or iRacing)...for me, no matter how much I like the experience, $600 is just too much.
