Is your system ready for VR?

I guess the main question is who are they marketing VR towards and what their profit expectations are. If they were to market VR for the masses, then it may failed just like 3D TV simply because consumers don't really want to spend that much money on an equipment that they have to put on their heads. If they market it more towards certain games and heavy gamers who are interested in VR and have their profit expectations built around that, then they may just succeed.

Kind of like jRPGs was for a while (not talking about Square Enix here). It was targeted at a small and cliche market so the money they invested into localizing games and the profit they expected were kept reasonable which is why you still see many games from companies like Compile Hearts and GUST still being localized even though in terms of number of sales, they're low but they still profited from these games. Basically they need to know their market well and therefore keep their cost and their profit expectations in line with that to succeed.
I dont think they can sell them retail until they are plug and play which could be awhile, I have been working on a DK2 program for the education sector for about 2 years now and the main thing I have found is you need to provide support, anyone can sell these devices but only if they can provide ongoing support
 
You keep saying "lack of argument" which you know is utter bollocks.
You just come across as one miserable complaining whiney fool. Bought your kid a DK2 then the whole family have no idea what to do with it.

Why the feck would you buy a DK2 if you haven't researched it? Are you generally that stupid? I know you think it makes you sound very intelligent and superior to VR tech but it actually makes you look really dumb. It's a technology with an incredible range of applications including educational.

I would suggest you stay away from VR and don't buy any other expensive hardware for your family unless you understand what it is and how to make the most of it.

Have list of cliche regurgitated reasons why VR fails (because you're a really tight social gaming family who embrace the Nintendo philosophy).
You declare the entire world hates 3d.
You declare Elite is a waste of time. So again it looks like you bought Elite without researching it and understanding it. Seems to be a pattern here? So what else have you bought and bitched about? Car? House? Pets?

And you think you have "arguments"?

Grow up dummy.

The way you write is like an over enthusiastic teenager, deprecating others with your lowly language.

Good that you're watching TV with 3D glasses until now... whereas that tech is dead. Watching porn in 3D? Wow. Just shows how much you yourself have grown up.

Anyway, enjoy your (yet to own) VR system...for a few months.

Let's face it, the reason VR never took off in the first place is because it's cumbersome.

Want VR? Just get off the seat and open the door and walk around. You can see everything "as though" in VR. You can even smell and feel stuff. If you're planning to add VR porn in your collection, real sex is much better than any tech of VR you can buy. (Assuming you are of legal age to have one, though.)

Calling others "dummy" is uncalled for.
 
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