@FastRobby said:
@blueberry_bandit said:
Well everyone working in the VR industry considers PSVR to be a 1st generation headset, so you're kind of disagreeing with everyone else here. Dev Kits have never normally been considered a part of a generation. So clearly it is a new medium starting in it's 1st consumer generation. Let me reiterate that again: consumer generation, meaning available and targeted for consumers.
Remember that before PSVR even launched, Sony were expecting a certain number of sales, and these were exceeded by the market interest, which resulted in a delay of PSVR to manufacture more units. Then they had trouble keeping up with supply for most of the PSVR life time so far.
Oh really quote industry people saying PSVR is a first generation headset. First time I've heard that, ever. Why would someone even literally say that :s
Sony mentioning that VR is in it's 1st generation:
https://youtu.be/tnCbI51JpAM?t=9962
Oculus (Palmer Luckey) mentioning that VR is in it's 1st generation:
https://www.vrfocus.com/2016/01/the-first-generation-oculus-rift-will-last-between-a-console-and-phone-cycle/
HTC mentioning that VR is in it's 1st generation:
https://youtu.be/VAY4LYOP8h8?t=70
More talk about the 1st generation:
https://www.roadtovr.com/vive-president-says-new-generations-vr-headsets-likely-come-1-3-year-cycles/
I think I've proven my point. VR is in it's 1st generation. Everyone reiterates this.
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