His point is VR doesn't really work if you're playing in a Third Person perspective.

Then his point is wrong!

I've played many games in third-person in VR and many of them are better experiences then first-person games!

Its not that you can not do it, but the way he writes the article, he describes a FPPOV.

Uncharted's have a cinematic style of play, each camera angle as you progress through the levels pans around like its a movie, and would ruin the aesthetic of that if it was in VR.

sure things get better as time goes on but keeping things simple is the best way to go.

Cars back then cars were simple, but they were heavy, obnoxious, didn't handle very well or stop as well as they should.

Then cars started getting lighter, faster, better brakes, better handling, not much electronics still and these are the prime examples.

Now, everyone wants every kind of computer assist, everything's getting complicated and things are breaking down easier. It's because people think the cars are progressing when they're deterring. People are becoming so handicapped by the car basically driving them you wonder why there are more and more non defensive drivers every day, less manuals, and more rear view camera's despite the car being designed to have the most obscuration behind the driver's seat.

But that's a different story than VR...

VR may be enticing for some, but I'd rather sit down comfy with a controller and a tv, just like when I started on my NES. I don't want to wave my hand with a wiimote or touch every screen like most ds games. Just keep it simple and make the games better. Don't give me a different way to play, I'm not complaining about that, just make the games better...