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> there's little lasting value. Once the novelty wears off, most people stop caring. i disagree. if we got half-life alyx level games as often as flatscreens p
by dvngnt_ 2y ago
> there's little lasting value. Once the novelty wears off, most people stop caring.
i disagree. if we got half-life alyx level games as often as flatscreens people would still be playing. I do think we need lighter cooler headsets (at least compared to valve index) for longer play sessions.
the big trend now on PC is flat2vr. UEVR and luke ross have been carrying pcvr on their back. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q02UCNXLJY8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q02UCNXLJY8
- wpietri 2y agoI believe you would. But I'm confident I wouldn't. And I think the experience of 3D movies and 3D TV indicates most people are more like me in this. Or we might look at the rise in mobile and handheld gaming, which I think is a step away from VR. As anybody who has tried to get a child to put down a Switch or a mobile game knows, 2D is plenty immersive already.