Well, I don't. I don't have an Oculus or HTC but from a technical perspective VR did make a dent. Not financially but it moved the technological improvements. Our first mobile phones were not really smartphones we knew today, that's why we have to keep a lookout in order to see who will make big improvement(s) over the coming years.
The headset will be an important task to get right but like I've said before here we need our hands almost like a second nature while being in the game. Eyes and hands, to me that's important to get right.
-Light on your head
-Perfect 360 vision
-Forcefeedback hands ()and arms
-Pricepoint
I know Gabe Newell made some interesting comments about what I said here.
The fire is low on VR but not dead. Give it time.
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