I really think Vive has a really interesting niche market at hand by focusing on tracking the player in a fixed box in a room and two sticks to manipulate hands

I really think Vive has a really interesting niche market at hand by focusing on tracking the player in a fixed box in a room and two sticks to manipulate hands. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWproPHhHd0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWproPHhHd0 Rift is falling behind new upcoming players and the space is definitely heating up...but I just don't think Facebook players are going to be playing Animal Farm or whatever it is they play now on Rift...more likely that Steam and console gamers stands to gain from this competition. I think that Oculus Rift was the first to start but Sony, HTC, Valve, all these companies with direct access to gamer markets will be poised to grab the torchlight from Rift. I just have a hard time visualizing Luckey getting lucky twice when VR hardware is vastly improving at speeds that are now starting to outpace the Rift. I wonder how long until we begin to see haptic devices for all of our senses not just visual but olfactory, tactile, sense of gravity. Then it's only a matter of time before all these human experiences are digitized and serialized into separate haptic channels and replayed in synchronous format. Imagine a future where you can experience anything anywhere anytime as if you did these things yourself. Will it be augumented reality with holograms being beamed into a room with ultrasound wave generators simulating tactile sensation? The race for virtual reality sex is on.