I am thinking that VR would get to the point where you can be walking around physically and touch things in the virtual world. If this were to happen there would be no need for prostitution.
I feel like it's years of Sci-Fi coming to life. Just think, people, these were once seemingly impossible concepts to pull of in the real world. Technology has advanced so much, though, and now virtual reality technology is going to usable by us gamers. It's a nerd/geek's dream come true. There's a lot of potential for what this can do, in terms of gaming experience.
There is lots of potential and massive amount of possibilities for gamers. I think VR gaming could skyrocket the whole idea of gaming to a new level. Soon people would literally be able to walk into a virtual world physically speaking.
I feel like it is the future of gaming and a lot of people will be closed minded about it. I myself would love a VRMMO game like SAO (Fan boy :3)
It's nice. It's the future of gaming and I think in a few years it would be amazing because they will improve the graphics better. I would like to try it the Oculus Rift.
You can all be sure that virtual reallity is the next step in video gaming. We'll look back and see normal video games just like we see Atari games and wonder how the hell did we enjoy playing that old stuff.
I would hope virtual reality would actually become reality. I would like to be able to walk into a realistic universe. It would be cool if things would get to that point.
Sexuality does certainly get in the way of so many technical revolutions throughout the ages. It would be surprising for that to not come up or be capitalized over. But take the good with the bad in some eyes and be happy you'll get the freedom to use it however you want to. Many then it'll keep lonely sad people busy.
I think it is a step in the right direction. It will certainly give people a new experience in gaming and help build up adrenaline in many.
I think it'd be great to have more VR. And there would be more better gaming quality as wel. You can see that some of the VR games are good in terms of the content. And you can definitely have lot better value out of those games. I am not sure how easier it would be though. But it's worth having.
Yup, VR gameplay with VR headsets seem to becoming much more mainstream, at least when it comes to horror gameplay. Plenty of youtubers are getting into it.
VR headsets are not cheap though. But they can be in near future. And they can surely add up the value if anyone is out there and looking. So on that point you can see that it'd be a good idea for the gaming and transaction.
True, but you be surprised of how many people are willing to spend that much money on something like this. I myself am not sure if I will get into the trend just yet.
It seems like this year or the next year you are going to have the VR explosion. And you are going to get the product that can give better gaming experience. I am not sure why console yet to include the VR in them as of now.
Couldn't care less about it. VR is expensive, requires expensive hardware ( on pc ), and I'm almost certain it would just make me dizzy. @overcast PS 4 does support VR, but you need to buy the PSVR headset separately.
@overcast You're right about that. They are starting to add smell feature's with VR, which I'm not too sure if that will really help it sell.
It's crazy that this kind of gaming exist in the world. The first time I used a VR was an unforggetable experience to me. I felt like I was actually in the game and not just controlling the character or whatsoever. It felt so real.
Yes I can't wait to see racing games. Jurassic park type of games in this. Because here people are going to have lot of fun. And more features means more fun in due process. I guess it is different in that context.
A Jurassic Park VR would be a pretty good game. I would feel as though it would go toward a more horror side seeing as how Fallen Kingdom might be.
Virtual reality gaming is just the tip of the iceberg. It's not just about games. VR is going to change everything. We're already seeing its impact on education, healthcare, and retail sales. For example, teachers can use virtual reality to transport students to ancient Rome or the Great Depression era so they can experience those places first-hand. They can even use it to teach students how to read facial expressions and body language, which is a skill that isn't as easy to teach by simply reading a textbook or watching videos online. Doctors are also using VR as an alternative way for patients who are afraid of needles or other medical procedures from getting their blood drawn or having surgery performed on them by giving them a virtual experience first before doing so in real life. This way, patients don't feel any physical pain when undergoing such procedures because they've already experienced it before through VR. In addition to these examples, there are many more applications for virtual reality such as creating games that help children learn math or science concepts through play rather than through textbooks alone; designing new products like cars or clothes before producing them; creating immersive experiences that allow people
