Soundwave said: VR is more like the N64 or PS1 that feeling of playing 3D games for the first time, mixed in a with a bit of the Wii. |
Yeah, Quest 2 was exactly that thing (those 20 millions Quest 2 sold are testament to that) - technically good enough, not too expensive, both standalone and able to act as PCVR, with enough good games in its store. At first I was extremely skeptical about inside-out tracking, coming form VRs that all had base stations for tracking, but once I got it for my kids few years ago, all my worries went away - it is really good headset, and once you go no-cable in VR, it is really difficult to get back to wired headsets.
They messed up somewhat with Quest 3, not enough of an improvement over 2, but hopefully they've learned their lesson for the next one.