[mmoncayo1]

Entry Level PC wrote: An Expensive Paperweight. Until they remove the screen door effect effect and lessen the weight, VR is not going to take off. Psychedelic Senses wrote: I have a first gen vive. VR certainly not for everyone especially those prone to motion sickness. Besides being already expensive on its own, you'll still need a strong PC and a big enough play area to fully utilise it. Yes, it is definitely a more immersive way to play games but graphical detail is a huge step back as most games either have cartoonish visuals or early 2000 standard of graphics. Videos of the games being played on VR on YouTube isn't what you see in the headset. Pixels are noticeable since the resolution inside the headset isn't high enough and can be an eyesore to see blurry text and imagery. Right now my headset is just collecting dust since I'm bored of it already. VR still has a long way to go before becoming mainstream. Weight is a huge issue too. It's so heavy on your head making the whole experience tiring after a while. Thanks for your insights, I suppose until they fix all these problems and improve on the visuals like how they did for the VIVE PRO and Samsung Odyssey, it will take quite a while before they hit mainstream in Singapore Sent from the moon using GAGT