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more like who wants wear something big and bulky on their face. just another gimmick. let me know when they develop a holo-deck like in Star Trek. that's what kind of VR everyone wants, not goggles with a screen.
@blue_flowers I've never expierienced VR or as you put it having a screen strapped to my face but I have read and heard how wowed people were who had, and explained what the sensation was like whilst using one and it has me intriqued enough as to wanting to give it a go myself.
I may end up disappointed or I may think its the future of gaming. Either way I will reserve judgement until I've TRIED it.
P.S. Good luck waiting for the holodeck.