These are all good examples for video-wall style high-def setups for videoconferencing. Which also has some advantages, like being socially much more acceptable

These are all good examples for video-wall style high-def setups for videoconferencing. Which also has some advantages, like being socially much more acceptable in a workplace, being able to accommodate multiple players with one device, 0 putting-it on delay etc. It's less fun for such experiences as the Virtual Amusement Park, sure. I expect to see such high-def video-wall setups achieve market penetration faster than 3D headsets. It's "worse is better" all over again.