It's not quite there yet for consumers, but it will be soon. I've spent quite a while using the HTC Vive, and it really is an incredible experience. The only so

It's not quite there yet for consumers, but it will be soon. I've spent quite a while using the HTC Vive, and it really is an incredible experience. The only software available right now are quite short demos, but even those are pretty amazing. Going through the robot repair demo (set in the portal world) is exhilarating and a little bit scary in a way that no video game I've played before has been. Things like screen resolution (pixels are still slightly noticeable) and weight will naturally improve. The bigger challenge for this type of motion-tracking VR is working out how to build games which take place in a larger space than you have available. It will be interesting to see what people come up with. Honestly, once this stuff is a bit smaller and lighter, I can't imagine anyone wanting to play games on a TV.