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It's functionally VR and is most current gen folk's/kids first experience with VR. There is no point gatekeeping it Unless you think ~20 million headset VR use
by kkarakk 7y ago
It's functionally VR and is most current gen folk's/kids first experience with VR. There is no point gatekeeping it
Unless you think ~20 million headset VR users is somehow a large number of people in a world saturated with smartphones
- jdietrich 7y ago>It's functionally VR and is most current gen folk's/kids first experience with VR. There is no point gatekeeping it A Zoetrope is technically a moving picture, but it's a fundamentally different category of thing to a real movie. Sticking your smartphone in a glorified ViewMaster is a cool gimmick, but it's a pretty disappointing experience after the very brief novelty has worn off. If we don't very clearly delineate "real VR" (6DoF, low latency, hand presence), we risk poisoning the well for the whole industry.