VR only really looks nice and works well with high resolution and good fps - otherwise one quickly gets motion sick.
Not that many people actually have the high end hardware needed to achieve that.
And those who already own the hardware probably aren't really interested in what the OR offers software-wise.

It's really not suited for extensive consumer use as of now.

Quote from: Batch on January 13, 2016, 07:28:43 AM

Quote from: TR8Rshelf on January 13, 2016, 03:07:23 AM

I wonder if OR is going to be XB1 compatible at some point - or rather, when will it be compatible? I know MS and Oculus are teaming up, hence the xbox controller and shit. With Oculus, Hololens and (IIRC) that partnership with whatever Valve is doing with VR, Microsoft really seems to want to push VR as the 'next big thing'. Hopefully it won't turn into another motion controls.

I would love a Halo game with VR, especially one like Frank OConner was talking about he would love where it's a game about exploring and experiencing the Halo universe as opposed to combat. Just take my fucking money now.

Microsoft has been pushing VR? If anything its Playstation, I haven't heard anything about what MS really wants to do with VR. But they're joining the bandwagon again like usual.

A good portion of their E3 stage was VR announcements. You've probably not been following Microsoft's VR stuff.


I've not heard anything about Playstation VR, but I haven't been following it so...

The one for the PS4 has only 10 launch games and it's going to cost around the same price as the system.