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It's not 2D mode, though. That's just bog-standard 3D (unless there's some software that can do 2D-in-VR and has only 2D and VR modes -- is there any? Something
by jhgb 5y ago
It's not 2D mode, though. That's just bog-standard 3D (unless there's some software that can do 2D-in-VR and has only 2D and VR modes -- is there any? Something like Age of Empires VR Edition?)
- fknorangesite 5y ago> It's not 2D mode, though. That's just bog-standard 3D But without the depth perception that VR gives you. That's why it's "flat."
- jhgb 5y agoYes, it's always been that way.
- moron4hire 5y agoWell, not really, because there are 3D displays with shutter glasses and lenticular displays that can show graphics with depth without the use of goggles or glasses. The graphics may be rendered in 3D, but the monitor itself, the thing I spoke of, only shows 2D images.