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How so? They really are not. The VR market is not really big enough to have devices specialized for one part of VR vs another. You put either of them on to pla
by mynameisvlad 4y ago
How so? They really are not. The VR market is not really big enough to have devices specialized for one part of VR vs another.
You put either of them on to play games. That’s it. Where’s the market differentiator?
To a common person, they’re not going to see the differences that exist. They will say “oh Timmy wants to play VR” and get whatever option they can to allow Timmy to play VR. Both the Quest and PSVR2 are options for that.
And the Quest has been out longer, has an existing user base 1/7th of a PS5 and doesn’t cost the same price as a new console. All of those very much work in it’s favor.
- taeric 4y agoProbably more accurate to say they are different demographics. Is laughably odd if you consider facebook to be social. Either bragging about doing things with others or to others. Current VR is very much not social. Largely single player games where you are literally disconnected from the people in the same room as you.