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Errorist76 on 22 February 2018
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vivster said:
Errorist76 said:

It only applies to those who own one/can afford one of course.You’d understand if you had one.

That‘s exactly the thing...gaming started to bore me after 35 years. Just more of the same with very few exceptions. Not anymore...wasn’t this excited for gaming since the PS1 times. No new medium like a CD/DVD/BluRay ever did this.

So it's only a revolution for you and a very select group of people. That sounds like the lamest revolution in the history of revolutions.

 

So you’re saying N64 or PS1 weren’t a revolution either, because it took many years until tens of millions owned one?!

You’re just searching for excuses it seems. Circle jerking over the exact meaning of “revolution” doesn’t change the fact that VR offers a revolutionary experience. To acknowledge that doesn’t mean that it needs to replace anything.

Last edited by Errorist76 - on 22 February 2018