SvennoJ on 15 July 2017
| Slownenberg said: VR is a niche market until they can put it in something just a bit bigger than a pair of glasses. In fact even then it is a niche market because its main use case is games, and it is really only appealing for first person games. I mean I guess if it is only a little bigger than a pair of glasses it wouldn't be annoying to play other types of games because you wouldn't be strapping on a big headset. But overall even as a gaming device VR just seems pretty damn niche. |
Like the Dlodo V One?
https://thenextweb.com/gadgets/2017/01/09/this-glasses-sized-vr-headset-can-rival-the-oculus-rift/#.tnw_aFU68SPy
Have you tried VR btw? It's not just first person games that are appealing. Far from it. Many other genres are a lot more comfortable to start out with. VR video is still in its infancy yet it's interesting to see it grow. The Joshua Bell vr experience is where it needs to go.
