Lack of decent content.
without which these are ****ing expensive toys.
It's fascinating watching the brightest and best of this generation make exactly the same mistakes as their parents or grandparents.
Without decent, attractive content - games don't really count - there's very little appeal in spunking a lot of money on this gear.
Last year, in Birmingham. a "VR Lounge" opened up ("Link Steet, for those that know) . I was collared by a puppy hipster all enthused with the possibilities of VR. I was happy to spend a few quid, so I asked ..
- flight simulator ?
- virtual tour of inside the Great Pyramid ?
No to both. Just retreads of video games that frankly would have been blocky in the 80s.
That shop has gone, by the way.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
