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Message: <blockquote data-quote="switch3flip" data-source="post: 241281" data-attributes="member: 2036">Yeah, VR to me seems to still be in a baby stage. Right now it's more of the immediate coolness effect than the actual overall quality. The big companies just want something to show off at the next trade show, to create a buzz, pretty much like the concept cars of car tradeshows. All flash, no function. It's to show what is a possibility in the future. They get written about in magazines, and they have pictures to go with it. Most of the people that buy the stuff don't seem to care about much else than to show off coolness to their "friends", or test out newest technology. They usually don't expect more depth, the immediate coolness effect is most important, and to be in the forefront of hitech.But at the same time, big ups and kudos to all the companies and consumers who support this and help push things forward, the rest of us have much to thank you.</blockquote>

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