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lolin wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:26

I still largely view VR as a gimmick

The market is still young and the entry price is heavy especially considering your initial entry price (PC/PS4/whatevs) is there on top of the VR system price. I'm sure better VR systems are more than worth it, if I ever get one it'll be one like the VIVE with hand accessories

Bear wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:39

lolin wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:26

I still largely view VR as a gimmick

The market is still young and the entry price is heavy especially considering your initial entry price (PC/PS4/whatevs) is there on top of the VR system price. I'm sure better VR systems are more than worth it, if I ever get one it'll be one like the VIVE with hand accessories

My exact thoughts prior to black friday.

I dont know how the Quest 2 does it for like half the price of a new xbox or playstation. But it works so well. I mean you can kinda tell from the older games but now I'd much rather look like a dork pretending to shoot a gun than using a controller/mouse and keyboard.

Biggest surprise for me was bigscreen. It has a cinema screen dedicated to TNG.

lolin wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2022, 00:06

Bear wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:39

lolin wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:26

I still largely view VR as a gimmick

The market is still young and the entry price is heavy especially considering your initial entry price (PC/PS4/whatevs) is there on top of the VR system price. I'm sure better VR systems are more than worth it, if I ever get one it'll be one like the VIVE with hand accessories

My exact thoughts prior to black friday.

I dont know how the Quest 2 does it for like half the price of a new xbox or playstation. But it works so well. I mean you can kinda tell from the older games but now I'd much rather look like a dork pretending to shoot a gun than using a controller/mouse and keyboard.

Biggest surprise for me was bigscreen. It has a cinema screen dedicated to TNG.

See and I still cant afford that at price :<

But I want to try out Beat Saber at some point at least...

Bear wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:39

lolin wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:26

I still largely view VR as a gimmick

The market is still young and the entry price is heavy especially considering your initial entry price (PC/PS4/whatevs) is there on top of the VR system price. I'm sure better VR systems are more than worth it, if I ever get one it'll be one like the VIVE with hand accessories

My exact thoughts prior to black friday.

I dont know how the Quest 2 does it for like half the price of a new xbox or playstation. But it works so well. I mean you can kinda tell from the older games but now I'd much rather look like a dork pretending to shoot a gun than using a controller/mouse and keyboard.

Biggest surprise for me was bigscreen. It has a cinema screen dedicated to TNG.

Overlord Kujo wrote: ↑

16 Jan 2022, 20:38

Bear wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:39

lolin wrote: ↑

15 Jan 2022, 22:26

I still largely view VR as a gimmick

The market is still young and the entry price is heavy especially considering your initial entry price (PC/PS4/whatevs) is there on top of the VR system price. I'm sure better VR systems are more than worth it, if I ever get one it'll be one like the VIVE with hand accessories

My exact thoughts prior to black friday.

I dont know how the Quest 2 does it for like half the price of a new xbox or playstation. But it works so well. I mean you can kinda tell from the older games but now I'd much rather look like a dork pretending to shoot a gun than using a controller/mouse and keyboard.

Biggest surprise for me was bigscreen. It has a cinema screen dedicated to TNG.

I have Quest 2 and it handles brilliantly. It's cordless, which means you can actually turn and move without any problems.

PharaohAtem wrote: ↑

18 Jan 2022, 15:28

So many games so much catching up