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You're very wrong. It's waiting for an app that gets shared video viewing right. Bigscreen VR is close, but not quite there.
by owlbynight 5y ago
You're very wrong. It's waiting for an app that gets shared video viewing right. Bigscreen VR is close, but not quite there.
- nixpulvis 5y agoThe headsets need to get a lot more balanced and lighter for extended use. I don't want a buff neck.
- ChuckNorris89 5y agoQuest 2 is already very light and causes no issues to my girlfriend who is really petite. So no, you don't need a buff neck.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoI don't know, I love VR and I don't think it's dead but shared video watching is not something I'd be remotely interested in. Meeting people in VR would be nice but I think it's nicer to do something more interactive than watching video. The same way I'd never want to go on a date to the cinema. It's not really a social experience. But of course interests vary. Maybe it's a big thing, I'm all for it if it can drive VR more mainstream:)
- jsjohnst 5y ago> The same way I'd never want to go on a date to the cinema. While I agree with you on this point, there’s a reason it’s half of the most cliche date night of all time (aka “dinner and a movie”), so readily dismissing that because our tastes defer from the norm seems misguided.