So VR is finally a reality, what took them so long?
I've given this question a lot of thought recently as I have watched VR evolve from a syfy concept like in Star Trek to what is now a somewhat a real virtual reality if that makes any sense. Being from the old school of gamers I can't help expressing frustration that it took so darn long for this to become a reality. I'm like Peter Pan I'll never grow up when it comes to gaming, but damn if VR was around when I was playing games like the ones in the arcades like Dragon Slayer and some of other graphic games it would have been so much more fun and immersive. The other thing is that if it had come out back then it would be so much more affordable today, just like the cost of consoles go down, for the average teen who either has to beg their parents to buy it for them or work multiples shifts to save up for one, be it a gaming rig that can handle Oculus, Vibe or even the new state of the art VR consoles now coming out like Sony VR and MS Hololens, which can set the average teenager back quite a few bucks, I know this may sound like a rant, but what they heck took developers so darn long to get to this point from a concept to a reality?