My question is, do we want an experience this realistic ? I mean I like to play God of War but if I were to play God of War VR and I was actualy killing ppl with my own hands and eviscerating centaurs, and bashing ppls skull to a pulp Id probably throw up and feel disgusted. Do we want an horror game so realistic some one might fly into a panic and have a cardiac arrest ? Do we want to feel liek were actualy in the Vietnam War shooting ppl, seing our friends die and gettng shot ourselves ? Seriously I dont understand why ppl want it to be this realistic.

The thing about videogames is you can get the experience you want. For example something like everybody gone to the rapture in VR. Slow paced experiences.  LA Noire. Less violent things. Nobody says that VR has to be realistic bloods and guts. It can be simply socializing with others on a tropical island. Play detective in a jurassic park. Walk on mars. Race Cars Pilot things etc. Do things you cant do IRL and see things nobody has seen yet.

I dont care about playing God of War in VR or shooting people. I want to see things that do not exists yet I am interested in the potential. VR will create its own form of entertainment. The better the hard and software becomes the more things will happen in and around VR we do not expect today.

I'm not excited for this because it's new.  

And yeah, VR has been around for a while.  Very crappy, very limited VR.  Some users here still argue that these new VR are still not VR in any sense.  I don't agree with that sentiment at all.  

This is Sega VR, it's 24 years old.  But here's the thing, it sucks.  

The new VR systems are vastly better in display technology and tracking technology, and they have far better hardware to run the software too.  Motion control was way older than the Wii, but the Wii was the first time to really popularize it, and really the first time it could be considered good.  We're very much having that same thing here.  No, it's not new, but it's finally good.

The headset is the most crucial part though.  It's the part that makes you think you're in a different reality.  With VR, I can turn around, crouch down and pick something virtual off the ground, while looking at it.  

I can't possibly do that with the Wii, and that means it's missing the biggest bonus to the experience.  

The ability to look down and see what's on the virtual ground.  The ability to literally turn your head and look around in the virtual world.  The ability to hear different sounds while you're turning your head.  And much more is way beyond what we can do with the Wii.  

I'm excited for VR because it's a childhood dream of mine.  

Except I didn't.....  I said

"I'm not excited for this because it's new." because you said people are only excited about it because it's new.  

What I mean is it being new is not the reason I'm excited for it.  

Not sure what you mean by that.  

Not necessarily.  

An idea I have is to use a camera and let the game pause if someone gets too close.  Well, it would do a lot more than that, but that's just the jist.