| JackHandy said: I see VR and VR2 as the CD-rom of the early 90's. Back then, CD was the future and everyone saw it, but it wasn't quite ready for prime time. VR is sort of like that. It's definitely great tech, but it's still not to where it needs to be in order for it to take over the globe. Too many health problems involved for one thing (migraines, eye strain, nausea etc.), and there hasn't been a defining game yet like say, Pong or Super Mario Bros. These two things need to be ironed out first before it takes over. |
Eh no. VR has been around since the 80s. VR isn't a format. VR will always be niche from price to wearing equipment and it's more limited than regular gaming. It will be an option but never the main focus as long as those other factors remain.
Bite my shiny metal cockpit!
