Current state of consumer VR

Post #409,300 by drook 4/11/16 4:02:28 PM 4/11/16 4:02:28 PM Reply	Current state of consumer VR Oculus believes, and they are correct, that most people don’t have the kind of room a Vive requires. But then you see it, and you’re like… how important is a couch. https://www.penny-arcade.com/news/post/2016/04/11/gastroiconography -- Drew
Post #409,305 by static 4/11/16 9:03:21 PM 4/11/16 9:03:21 PM Reply	Interesting. I follow Mark Pesce on Twitter who has been dabbling with VR headsets as he can borrow or acquire them. He's been working his way through the app stores - and there's a lot of crap. And even in the non-crap apps, a lot of people have a lot to learn. There was also an interesting story on Good Game a few weeks ago showcasing the Sony VR headset. One of the presenters was getting motion sickness from the Rift - and he wasn't from the Sony. It was also obvious the Sony headset benefited hugely from Sony's user design experience. Especially how well it supports those who need glasses! Wade. Just Add Story http://justaddstory.wordpress.com/
Post #409,307 by malraux 4/11/16 9:20:28 PM 4/11/16 9:20:28 PM Reply	No Man's Sky might be the game that convinces me to get PSVR If the game comes out with VR support that is, of course. The developer has been quoted waxing ecstatic about PSVR though, so there's a good chance of it. Regards, -scott Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.
Post #409,308 by boxley 4/11/16 9:27:33 PM 4/11/16 9:27:33 PM Reply	wait until porn makes it mainstream, the prices will drop. Worked for VCRs always look out for number one and don't step in number two
Post #409,310 by scoenye 4/11/16 11:20:35 PM 4/11/16 11:20:35 PM Reply	Didn't take long Check out tonight's Daily Show. (Links not up yet)

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