I don’t totally agree with this. For sure classic AAA games with motion controls bolted on can be fun, but it doesn’t take full advantage of the platform. VR re

I don’t totally agree with this. For sure classic AAA games with motion controls bolted on can be fun, but it doesn’t take full advantage of the platform. VR really benefits from physical engagement, get the player up and moving, sweating and having the world respond physically and realistically to their actions. This helps take attention away from weak graphics, heavy headsets and blurry lenses.