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ps4tw on 02 February 2017
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bdbdbd said:

If your phone has comparable native resolution, then it is so.

Yes, it might be so bad. This also depends on what the games would be like, as others have pointed out. I'm not sure if it makes sense to have a VR version of RE7, but a Crash Bandicoot might be a better idea considering the performance.
potato_hamster said:

No of course it doesn't. Because screen size does not have a direct relationship with PPI. But here's the part you haven't quite clued in on. Screen size, resolution and PPI are all variable. Not all 6" screens have the same resolution or PPI. Not all 24" screens have the same resolution or PPI. Not all 50" screens have the same resolution or PPI. A 50" screen can have a higher PPI than a 6" screen. A 24" screen can have a higher resolution than a 50" screen. It's all variable. There is no direct relationship between screen size, resolution and PPI.

I think what you've been trying to say is that you prefer a 32" 1080p screen over a 50" 1080p screen because it has a higher PPI and thus the image looks nicer. to you But that isn't the point you're actually arguing.

Just quoting you potato so you can enjoy this reply.

@bdbdbderp
Stop talking about things you don't understand! And go and play an FPS while you're at it:

http://pixensity.com/list/nintendo-gameboy-376/

http://pixensity.com/list/sony-xperia-z5-premium-7503/

What black magic is this? A larger screen has higher PPI than a smaller screen? NO! IT'S IMPOSSIBLE!

Also your idea of getting a smaller screen for higher PPI is redundant because a larger screen is meant to be viewed from a greater distance, negating lower PPI on larger screens. Unless you live in a tiny hovel, hence the need for high PPI.

Plus buddy, you never answered: what resolution is a 24" monitor?