Well, it's shit, isn't it? I mean, you can talk all you want about it's pedigree, story and atmosphere, but it plays crap.

@godmachine0603: Did you watch it? No way a payed off host knows thus much trivia not related to the PR of a product. Especially not this host, who has a track record of being passionate about games. Your argument there isn't very compelling.

At the speed scientist push such innovations to market, they'll be a decade too late. Both Steam and Oculus already have working prototypes of the same thing (functionally).

@Fia1: You see, I'm fine with that. I never cared for the RTS games but WoW is one of my all time favourite games. So I guess I lucked out here.

I just came here to say that dirtbikes on water aren't a weird and unusual thing that this movie dreamt up. It's an actual thing that happens, and has for a good while now.

@zero_juice: That's just not true, there's several high profile games that support VR, and in the works. Your problem is you want existing recognisable franchise names to be in VR which doesn't make sense - it's a new medium and existing gameplay doesn't translate well into VR for most games (unless they're driving, flying or other cockpit based games).

You're just not following VR closely enough to know any of this ,but that's not VRs fault.

@Gravity_Slave: The Wii U isn't shitty, though :) It also made money. Not much, but it did.

@Metallicwolf29: But it's already been several years with these things in people's homes, in some capacity at least. I'll gladly accept your bet, if you're offering.

Give me a TV with this + Xbox & PS4 streaming and I'd be interested.