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Tried VR gaming via a warehouse-based company. https://zerolatencyvr.com/ https://zerolatencyvr.com/ Even with a warehouse, it was obvious that a lot of levels started with you having to turn around as you'd hit the end of usable space. So even warehouses are not going to cut it. But I disagree with your "2 minutely different screens" point. I see VR as being like Surround Sound. Yeah, you can play music and watch movies with mono or stereo audio - but the immersivity does add significantly to the experience.