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Sure, it has limitations but do you not see any applications of VR besides games? I'd hazard a guess that the vast majority of games are not first person shoote
by ksk 11y ago
Sure, it has limitations but do you not see any applications of VR besides games? I'd hazard a guess that the vast majority of games are not first person shooters, or ones that require you to control the movement of a character.
- TheOtherHobbes 11y agoI can see plenty of applications of VR besides games. In fact I'm fairly sure that if takes off, it will be the other applications that break it open. But right now it's too heavy, too low-res, and far too expensive to appeal to non-gamers. I'm not sure that even if it cost $50 for all the hardware, fully complete, you'd get a stampede of new users - yet. Most people need a reason to use it, and games are not the reason.