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I rented a VR headset for a month a while ago. I think I bought most of the top games to play around with, but all feel a bit gimmicky and lacking depth. I'd c
by Brotkrumen 5y ago
I rented a VR headset for a month a while ago. I think I bought most of the top games to play around with, but all feel a bit gimmicky and lacking depth.
I'd claim that VR will be niche until it becomes AR. When I can see my keyboard and get multiple floaty screens,that will be productivity.
Pokemon Go in AR? Skyrim AR? AR shooters in converted warehouses? Horror games in my house? That'll be games.
- tennis_sort 5y agoI play golf+ and really liked it. There's a great tennis one too. Practicing without the weight of impact of a club/racket is good. Its niche but definitely a new dawn for gaming. FB might be too early but they're in the right space.
- mettamage 5y agoI hated Golf+ but for all the right reasons. I now know I will hate actual golf as well.
- JamesGi 5y agoyou can already see your keyboard, table, sofa, as well as have multiple floaty screens.
- Brotkrumen 5y agoI had a HTC Vive Pro (2?). I didnt see that feature. Is that a Quest 2 feature?
- mettamage 5y agoYep, Quest 2 feature.
- mettamage 5y ago> When I can see my keyboard and get multiple floaty screens,that will be productivity. The Quest 2 supports the magic keyboard and has multiple screens in the home screen. Have you played Eleven Table Tennis? Have you played Thrill of the Fight? That's exercise right there!