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"This is the exact same problem that just killed 3D HDTV" I beg to differ. "3D" failed in cinemas and there's no amount of commitment already given to that ens
by radiorental 13y ago
"This is the exact same problem that just killed 3D HDTV"
I beg to differ. "3D" failed in cinemas and there's no amount of commitment already given to that ensuring maximum enjoyment; travel, ticket prices, $10 popcorn, etc. I see the lack of compelling content, or at least a good enough reason to make said content 3D.
The same is not true of VR. Entirely new experiences are possible. I agree that it's an anti social technology but I see the solitary gamer or single individual getting a lot of value from this.