If studiods would support VR and make good AAA games for it, alongside their normal games then they would end up making a market for VR. but as long as they only put out little arcade games like the carnival games that are obviously just a toss out no one will care about VR. So companies start putting care and heart into their VR games and Players will want to play VR games.
Id like it, despite games looking ancient and owning it previously, people like to go back to them because of nastalga as well as they do offer a unique experience that games now days dont or cant.
This made me realise something about my gaming habits over the years. When i was young and teen's age i would play games as the typical escape from normal life or just to have fun doing things you cant do in real life. like being a dragon named spyro or a awesome soldier like solid snake. but now that i am in my 30s i find more and more that the games i play and the reasons i play them are much more detailed varied and sometimes meaningful than i realized. eg. i will play something colorful and whimsical, funny and cute such as snake pass, little big planet on days that i feel like a kid again or want to feel like one, or if its been a hard day or stressful week i will go for something more aggressive and fast paced to get the stress out like neir automata, MGR or vanquish. and by the same token if i will sometimes crave to play a horror game solely because i want to overcome or face that fear even though i am afraid of said thing. so while not a joyous fun in them all they all have a time and place that help with a certain emotion, moment in life, or just to pass time. well this was my 2 cents anyway :)
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