4 ms·
It reminds me more of the early days of touchscreen phone apps. There were a lot of super gimmicky apps (remember the virtual beer app?), games whose sole reas
by realharo 7y ago
It reminds me more of the early days of touchscreen phone apps.
There were a lot of super gimmicky apps (remember the virtual beer app?), games whose sole reason for existence was that they could use the accelerometer (as a crappy steering wheel, etc.). Remember the shake gesture?
Granted this is far from a perfect comparison, but my point is that the content and usage patterns of smartphones have evolved, often in a different direction than people imagined 10 years ago.
Another example, early YouTube content was also very different from today's YouTube content, etc.
If VR is still around 10 years from now, I expect the use cases, UI patterns, etc. will be quite different from the vision that most people have today.