I doubt it will have much mainstream appeal tbh, I think the only people that will buy it are journalists, hardcore, techy and people that want an unique, next level, virtual sex experience (provided the VR is compatible with PC that is)
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I'm sure I read this in a thread a few days ago but maybe I'm mistaken.
Gaming is generally a very anti social thing so I don't get his point.
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| pbroy said: It is bad news. Look what happened to Sword Art Online. |
I only know an anime by that name. Was there a real life MMO called SAO that used VR?
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| Jizz_Beard_thePirate said: I doubt it will have much mainstream appeal tbh, I think the only people that will buy it are journalists, hardcore, techy and people that want an unique, next level, virtual sex experience (provided the VR is compatible with PC that is) |
VR is the future...period. We are all going to tap into it not just for games, but for everything. It's got so many applications that even great grandmother will enjoy using it (think walking through a park in the 1940's where she played as a little girl etc.)
It's going to be as mainstream as watching TV.
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