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The thing with VR is, if you wanna develop a VR game, don't try to get both worlds, because you will sacrifice certain elements of interaction in one of them and the overall experience will turn mediocre. Superhot developed a VR game slighy different from the flat one. They just didn't add VR to it like it was done with Skyrim VR and Fallout 4 VR, those are terrible imo.
VR is not just a TV strapped to the head. It's way more than this. So, if a developer wanna go VR, go all out.
For Sony's PSVR, there wasn't much option, since the VR was pretty much limited. That will certainly change with PSVR 2.



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