A screen strapped to your face in a clumsy world is less immersive than even a third person television game with tight controls. Consider RED STEEL 2 for the W

A screen strapped to your face in a clumsy world is less immersive than even a third person television game with tight controls. Consider RED STEEL 2 for the Wii. Motion control gun and sword play. FPS. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO91n5phQQY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WO91n5phQQY To me this looks way more immersive than any VR shooter game. You can really move around and do things that you can't do irl. Even if your controls allow that in VR, it's going to feel wrong. It's going to make you think about the screen on your face. Yeah yeah you have the cool VR moments where you duck in and out of cover. Those are cool and immersive because you genuinely don't need to do anything you can't do irl. But they get boring eventually.