/v/ - Video Games

No, but I did occasionally play that one Sega game with holograms at the local Tokens & Tickets. I still have no idea what the fuck it was about. Something about a cowboy and time travel.

An independent game/toy place in a town nearby had one set up for about a month before it vanished forever. It felt old even then, I walked through an decidedly simple wire mesh maze in one of pic relateds though the treadmill part looked like it was no-where near as sleek or designed as that, it was like they just had the helmet and made some ramshackle carnie-style base to keep the retards penned in, I can't remember much about the experience other than being pretty underwhelmed at the end, it was pretty shitty and heavy as fuck, the guy changed the program while I was in there and I remember staring into a hazy blue/green space all around me for a second before some other loading screen came up.

I bought a cheap WMR headset not expecting much, and I am honestly pretty impressed. Most of the problem with VR is that the games made for it are designed poorly. I've had a ton of fun playing Pavlov:VR. It reminds me of the first year I spent playing Counter Strike in high school. Gorn is pretty fun too, but the gimmick wears thing after a while. Another game called Sword and Sorcery has a similar formula, but looks like it plays a little better. A decent RPG based on those mechanics could be pretty fun. Similarly; a cockpit-based game can work in VR just fine.