https://www.gonintendo.com/stories/276316-survey-of-4-500-gdc-devs-shows-just-3-working-on-switch-titles

User review scores are about as as reliable as a condom made out of wax paper and a rubber band.

This isnt entirely true, you can watch your videos in a virtual cinema, wouldnt be too hard to adjust the application to make it feel like playing your games in a cinema too

That's a really backwards way of thinking.

Fair enough. But until a VR experience is compelling enough, I won't be interested. Right now it feels novel to me. The games with the most critical acclaim are not VR. The games that are moving the industry (BOTW,Horizon, SMO) are not VR. It's a parlor trick, not something critical to gaming. There is no OOT happening in VR... it's again... novel. It's a novelty. Something that has potential but is still in proof of concept. When that concept is realized, I'll give it a go. Until then, I'll wait. 

4K obviously. VR is not that great in terms of quality right now. Though it has a potential to become a way better thing than 4K if the quality improves.

For me it’s more important what real people that own the product actually think. „Professional reviews“ are possible heavil influenced, maybe paid. If many people like a product, it’s good. If many dislike it, its bad. I don’t care what professionals think about it.

There is nothing super fantastic about clicking from 1080p to 4k. The wow factor comes from the extra textures and attentions to detail companies make use of alongside boost in power and resolution. Without those extras there are just less jaggies and a slightly smoother image.

VR on the other hand has that wow factor from the worst, least graphically impressive experiences up to the very best. We are just at a stage where we need the hardware and support increases, especially with regards to PSVR. In that regard PS5 can't come soon enough, if it also brings a bump in resolution to 2k per eye. Then there will not only be dedicated games for VR, but more mainstream games will be fully VR enabled.

4k is really nice, but VR changes the way I want to do things forever.

A broken Virtual Boy and a half-eaten snickers are better than both. So I choose that. mmmm Snickers.....








4k

I'm not really getting the comparison, to be honest. It's apples to oranges. One is screen fidelity and the other is a means of experiencing and interacting with a game. VR will get 4K eventually.

Never would have guessed.

But seriously, 4K doesn't make me sick, so that's my pick.