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I've believed that most VR solutions are too isolating. I wouldn't use one simply because it removes me from life too much, I know it would irritate my fiancee and lets be honest you look like a dork with them on.
If I had kids I couldn't imagine buying one. I will say if it cost in the $100 range and I didn't need a high end video card my opinion could change.
http://www.mmorpg.com/mobile/news.cfm?read=42296&ismb=1SuperData's revised forecast for 2016 calls for under 750k PlayStation VR units sold (their previous estimate was 2.6 million) with Google's Daydream selling just 261k (down from 450k). Previous estimates for HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and Gear VR remain unchanged at 450k, 355k and 2.3 million, respectively.
I've believed that most VR solutions are too isolating. I wouldn't use one simply because it removes me from life too much, I know it would irritate my fiancee and lets be honest you look like a dork with them on.
If I had kids I couldn't imagine buying one. I will say if it cost in the $100 range and I didn't need a high end video card my opinion could change.
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