I think all the comments on here about how exciting and brilliant VR is are all paid shills by an industry desperately trying to create itself out of thin air.

It hurts your neck, you look silly, you have to constantly move your head and eyes around. You are disorientated. Your house could be being robbed as you sit their like a wally. You still need a control pad. Waggle sticks are cumbersome.

There is nothing practical about VR at all.

The best possible use of it as as a kind of iMax at home.

This is the only way it will sell.

exactly, if you read the article it says that layden hopes VR makes big strides and so they could release a 10.0 one day.

But it doesnt say they are making a PSVR 2.0 for PS5. All this article is is hopes and dreams.

TC has poroved nothing. VR failed to meet the hype in sales on all products vive/occolus and yes PSVR.

You're seeing less and less "VR is going to die" in the comments on Youtube and Twitch. In fact, VR Chat videos are immensely popular now, garnering hundreds of thousands or millions of views per video (depending on the uploader).

In 5-10 years, two statements will be proven false and the opposite will be shown.

"VR is going to die" - wrong, it's going to grow

"VR is anti-social." - wrong. Oculus Home, BigScreen Cinema, Rec Room and future similar software is going to make VR explode in popularity and bring millions of users together.

I keeping hearing positive new about VR when it comes to sales but have yet to see one reason to care aside from "experiences"... Is there a major developer out there actually currently making a AAA level game yet?... I would like to know because I am not going to shell out close to 1K for a system that will only provide me A-AA level of gaming experiences that just offer "okay that's cool concept" feeling from them, I am aware of Resident Evil 7 but I played the Demo and didn't enjoy it so much.

I've tried my brother's Rift. Didn't like it enough. Resolution was too low, picture wasn't very vivid and it seems pointless outside of first person games. I like relaxing in front of a TV or monitor. I got speakers because I don't want to put equipment on my head.

@blueberry_bandit: Astro Bot, Firewall: Zero Hour and Tetris Effect all look kickass. Do you know if The Climb is also on PSVR, or is that just an Oculus game?

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@Boddicker said:

When VR is like this I'll get into it.

New? Yes. Fun? No.

I dunno, I've seen about half a dozen people say that and then they played Astro Bot and Beat Saber. They all changed their minds.

I don't really see more than a small handful waiting for the Matrix when that might not even happen in our lifetimes.

lol. I was half-ass joking about the Matrix. Truth be told I consider VR to be in its toddler-gimmick stage, and I really don't know when something will come around that looks fun to me.

When VR is like this I'll get into it.

New? Yes. Fun? No.

@blueberry_bandit: Nintendo will come

Out with a consumer friendly version. Priced to own. All the big techies can keep trying to outdo eachother with the expensive prices but it will never become mainstream that way.

I'll wait for Nintendo to give us VR in a consumer friendly way where I don't necessarily have to look and feel like an azz while playing a VR video game.

@blueberry_bandit: it's hard to compete with VR