In my opinion, on the face of it, remote experiences like this, be it gaming or whatever, are not out of the realm of reason. In practice, they tend to not wor

In my opinion, on the face of it, remote experiences like this, be it gaming or whatever, are not out of the realm of reason. In practice, they tend to not work (again, in my opinion) because the rate at which computers get faster and cheaper far outpaces the infrastructure necessary to make a these "fly by wire" solutions work or have them be adopted. If Moore's law (or it's equivalent in compute/dollar) really ever does level out, then this will become more attractive. With the cost of compute dropping exponentially, it doesn't seem like this can ever really get a foothold.