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Did you miss the tiny little part of having no controllers? If you want to play some trivial games via tapping with fingers around for sure, but nothing sophist
by saiya-jin 3y ago
Did you miss the tiny little part of having no controllers? If you want to play some trivial games via tapping with fingers around for sure, but nothing sophisticated can be done. Whole UI is done for browsing and mimicking big screen and reading text.
Unless you mean holding mouse and keyboard, while sitting behind desk. For 1/5th of the price you can just buy big gaming curved screen which has many many technologies that help gaming experience, and Apple will have 0 (ie gsync/freesync, antiflickering etc.).
- sebzim4500 3y agoI want to use an actual playstation controller or something, those things actually work and you don't have to wave your arms around.
- willis936 3y agoThey already have you covered then. You'll be getting a comparable or marginally worse setup than couch gaming. It brings none of the benefits of the medium. There is no reason to use VR to game in this way. Perhaps you and some others want to do it, but it has no additional value prop to most people and is not what people mean when they say "VR gaming".
- sebzim4500 3y agoI may be in the minority (although that very much remains to be seen) but I think this approach gives you the only actual benefit of VR, namely immersion. I play video games to relax, having to jump around to avoid shiny lights is the opposite of relaxing.