You know what, back then, the virtual reality thingy was a failure for video games in the past like it didn't do any useful enhancements for the existing game consoles in the past. Also, the Virtual Boy was another flop as it was like the eye damager or something. You get the non-detachable glass as part of the console and the screen and the hardware are damn small like the console is shaped like a freaking tripod. Do you place your smartphone on the tripod and try to play games with the 3D glasses worn? Well, that was like the stupid structure for the game console like the Virtual Boy back then.
And now, it seems that Facebook is trying to acquire the company behind the Oculus Rift VR which is going to be the accessory for Playstation 4. Maybe this setup is going to be like what the Virtual Boy setup was like except that the screen is big and better and the modern gaming technology is modern. The major disadvantage is obviously the 3D stereoscopic setup. I expect that when you move in different angle in front of the 3D TV, the angle of the scene should change in front of you. But how the hell can that setup be mixed with Virtual Reality? You think that the TV is like a freaking gate to the video game reality? There's also the standard 3D stereoscopic setup where the screen is divided into two parts with dfiferent viewing angles but I don't think that is the better point for technologies like all these.
I can guarantee that the only mess from Facebook is their intrusion and plan to purchase and collaborate with the company behind the upcoming third-party Playstation 4 accessory. You may be better off playing the game consoles with 3D completely turned the fuck off!
