Areaz32 said:
You could say the same about desktop computers.. But they are pretty popular. Sold hundreds and millions. |
Computers don't isolate you from real life and now that they come in the form of tablets you can walk with them no problem. A lot of those computers are sold to companies, families and other areas where people need constant interactions. Not everyone is living alone. For gaming I think it'll be great for those that want it but then again it's a solo experience imo.
the-pi-guy said:
Why does it matter to be able to walk and do everyday stuff with it? My desktop, my TV, my video game systems, they are all stationary things. I don't know about you, but you don't see this ever: There's already tons of work going into it, so it isn't an isolated product. PSVR puts a display on the TV for example. There's room for stuff like this: |
Why it matters? Because a lot of people use computers for different uses. I wouldn't work on my computer constantly if I had to be isolated from the real world let alone go to work with a VR, then VR at home... please.
I'm not saying that VR is bad or anything. I just think some people are overstimating the casual appeal of devices like that. It'll be like Wii imo, fun at first then tireing in the long run.
