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> VR will flounder. I think you mean: > VR First-Person-Shooters will flounder. There are plenty of really amazing non-nausea-inducing applications of VR - a
by namuol 11y ago
> VR will flounder.
I think you mean:
> VR First-Person-Shooters will flounder.
There are plenty of really amazing non-nausea-inducing applications of VR - and especially AR.
So what if traditional games don't map 1-to-1 with VR? It's an entirely new medium, and we've barely begun to work with it. Hell, even "traditional" non-VR games are still a very new medium.
- dhagz 11y agoI really think EVE Valkyrie is going to be the defining game for the beginning of this round of VR. Any sort of sim game is going to be a perfect fit for VR, and I'm sure there's games we haven't even thought of yet that will get released and really make the platform shine.
- namuol 11y agoI've spent a couple months using VR (used to own a DK2) and hands-down the best experiences were "cockpit" style games. I bought a joystick and Elite: Dangerous was the most incredible gaming experience I've ever had, if only for the sheer immersion.