2 million retards
2 million retards
This is based on steam spy which has a history of being incorrect and no dont tell me it has better results because it doesnt, it no longer is linked t steam api in anyway it has zero data to show its 2 million owners, its all based on their numbers not real numbers.
This is based on steam spy which has a history of being incorrect and no dont tell me it has better results because it doesnt, it no longer is linked t steam api in anyway it has zero data to show its 2 million owners, its all based on their numbers not real numbers.
It would of sold Twenty Million by now if people weren't forced to use a useless preferably that not even half of gaming customers across all gaming platforms own.
It would of sold Twenty Million by now if people weren't forced to use a useless preferably that not even half of gaming customers across all gaming platforms own.
I take it you have minimal or no time in VR. It's not a gimmick.
That said, I have no interest in Half Life: Mixed Race Grrrl Power.
I take it you have minimal or no time in VR. It's not a gimmick.
That said, I have no interest in Half Life: Mixed Race Grrrl Power.
"I take it you have minimal or no time in VR"
I played on VR headsets in the 90's. I even played with the Oculus Rift at PAX when it first came out. I saw in person other people get migraines, hurt their eyes or vomit after using it too. It's playing in first person with googles on, that's it.
" It's not a gimmick."
Yeah it is. A gimmick that has existed since the 90's that hasn't taken off yet still keeps getting pushed as "the future" despite it doesn't have the sales to make such a claim. Even motion controls went further than VR ever imagined or achieve.
"I take it you have minimal or no time in VR"
I played on VR headsets in the 90's. I even played with the Oculus Rift at PAX when it first came out. I saw in person other people get migraines, hurt their eyes or vomit after using it too. It's playing in first person with googles on, that's it.
" It's not a gimmick."
Yeah it is. A gimmick that has existed since the 90's that hasn't taken off yet still keeps getting pushed as "the future" despite it doesn't have the sales to make such a claim. Even motion controls went further than VR ever imagined or achieve.
That seems pretty out of touch. I also tried 90's headsets, which were a gimmick because the tech just wasn't there for them to be effective. The headsets you tried at PAX were probably DK1s, which were dogshit. Almost everyone I know has a headset, and only a few of them still experience nausea, and that's only in certain scenarios now; most people adapt quickly with modern sets.
You saying that VR hasn't taken off doesn't make it true. I'm not going to bother looking up sales data since my anecdotal evidence is more than sufficient; you can check if you wish. Also, the best motion controls these days are part of VR experiences.
That seems pretty out of touch. I also tried 90's headsets, which *were* a gimmick because the tech just wasn't there for them to be effective. The headsets you tried at PAX were probably DK1s, which were dogshit. Almost everyone I know has a headset, and only a few of them still experience nausea, and that's only in certain scenarios now; most people adapt quickly with modern sets.
You saying that VR hasn't taken off doesn't make it true. I'm not going to bother looking up sales data since my anecdotal evidence is more than sufficient; you can check if you wish. Also, the best motion controls these days are *part of VR experiences*.
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