| freebs2 said: I admit was very skeptical of VR until I actually tried PSVR quite recently. I had a very nice experience, but at the same time it seems to me like the thing is still in its early stages. Definition for instance is certainly an issue now that I accostumed played the same games at 1080p. I believe VR will really start to take off on next-gen consoles. |
I think your right. Current VR is definitly not mass market ready. Right now this is a good test bed for the core consumers and the developers to iron it out for next gen. It is very exiting times, just like early PS1/N64 days when we were discovering 3D.
If they can deliver image quality at a simlar pixel density tp yopur average 42" 1080p display, with 99.9% reliable tracking, next gen will definitly be the shift from traditional displays and controls to VR and motion. Going to be extreamly freeing to get out of the wheel chair, take of the head brace, and handcuffs, and step through the tiny window into the world.
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