I really dont understand the point your making, why wouldn't they shift software? they exist in the largest gaming ecosystem so don't see how that isn't a viable ecosystem. they are in competition with each other but don't see how that really effects general VR games sales. I still think VR is a gimmick tbh and wont see mainstream success mainly because of the cost barriers. to get a good experience you need 90-120 FPS which either means a beefy pc or lower quality settings/compromise like with the psvr, that wont ever change, by the time the cheap hardware for running vr well comes out everyone will be expecting even better graphics from their games.I think if any VR is going to be successful, it's going to be PSVR.
Oculus and HTC may have shifted a few headsets but the real question is : Is there a viable ecosystem for VR? Are these headsets shifting software?
Thought there would have been more comments in here. Do you think the VR is going to flop or is there actually plenty of people on here interested in it?
Thought there would have been more comments in here. Do you think the VR is going to flop or is there actually plenty of people on here interested in it?
I think if any VR is going to be successful, it's going to be PSVR.
Oculus and HTC may have shifted a few headsets but the real question is : Is there a viable ecosystem for VR? Are these headsets shifting software?
I agree 100%. The PS4 has a far better eco system and quality control in place than the PC ever will.
Thought there would have been more comments in here. Do you think the VR is going to flop or is there actually plenty of people on here interested in it?
Anything that requires people to "wear" apparatus will ultimately flop.