Is VR as big as a "JUMP" that going from 2D to 3D was?

[5n0man]

If you're not the type to get headaches from stuff like 3d then vr is definitely a leap equal to playing Mario 64 for the first time.

Its something that has to be experienced to understand, and most of the games are glorified tech demos, but the experience is unreal.

 

[TBdaGhost]

It's a huge jump. I'm not sure this is a fitting comparison though

VR can't realy be compared to playing something on a tv

 

[TBdaGhost]

depends, if you are like this guy in the video then it can almost break your TV

Or this guy

 

[Methodical]

depends, if you are like this guy in the video then it can almost break your TV

 

[Yade]

They also need to release new motion controllers to make the walking easier


There’s been times I’ve played Skyrim VR and completely forgot I was in a video games and felt like real life , I also HIGHLY recommend getting a PS4 Pro to make the VR graphics better

 

[Formerly Black Trash]

No not right now

If they can ever get the player movement to match and the enemy is too
On some real time action quick time event shyt

 

[The Mad Titan]

yes, its just not as good or easy for gaming as 2d to 3d was, maybe after next gen we'll get a "real" VR game that isn't just jump scares but like a full fledged game that is VR but not just your typical shooter, sports or jump around game.

I personally don't think VR will ever really be the next big thing, or if it is I'll probably be to old to really enjoy it lol.

 

[The Mad Titan]

IF anything AR will see more of a take off and use in gaming before VR

 

[FukkaPaidEmail]

depends, if you are like this guy in the video then it can almost break your TV

That nikka sound like the Trainer from fight night champion

Stop moving your body