How universal do you think vr will be in the coming years project-wise?

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@SaviorNT;410471

You really can’t compare the 3D TV “market” to the VR market though. 3D TV’s failed because there was no consumer demand for it. It wasn’t the consumers that pushed for 3D TV’s to be developed, it was the TV manufacturers that came to a point where they could go no further and keep prices high. VR, on the other hand, is almost completely dominated by the consumer demand.

I hope you are right on that one. I don’t want VR to fail, not the case; I just learned to live a little closer to the floor after a while

@SaviorNT;410471

Take the average remarks by consumers:

VR: “OMFG, where can I get this? $350!! THAT’S IT?”

Could you please point me to a discussion where video game consumers are actually having that posture?
I need to see this because since I backed Oculus Rift back in 2012, the only ppl enthusiast I see still having ecstasy for VR are developers and hobbyists willing to create their own things VR.

Actual “gamers”, every community I read in eventually they are always bashing the tech; reason why from 2014/2015 I realised this is going to be niche gimmick and nothing much more than that for a long while. If only developers and hobby people adhere to this, but consumers feel ‘just fine’ with the good’ol lazy gaming, then I believe a catastrophe is close.