Today's VR still isn't there. Yesterday's VR didn't go anywhere. However as someone who has only used the Devkit1 of the Rift I can really see this is the fut

Today's VR still isn't there. Yesterday's VR didn't go anywhere. However as someone who has only used the Devkit1 of the Rift I can really see this is the future of SOME entertainment. It is going to be amazing, eventually. Games in 5-8 years made for VR are going to be mindblowingly immersive. Then again we're still going to have non-VR games. I think it's important to understand that this tech is really only useful in certain contexts. Horror games (for VR) are going to be painful, adrenaline pumping, sweat inducing, monstrosities. Huge possibilities exist for experiencing other perspectives in VR, too numerous to even count. Even basic things like experiencing what it's like to be taller/shorter will have an unexpectedly large impact on immersion. VR is basically the DDR dancepad of the future. It's just an unusual interface device to increase immersion, but it's going to (eventually) be incredible. I'm very excited for the future of VR and non-VR alike.