jmke

Before we begin, a note about high-end VR headsets. These things are like supercars. Even mediocre examples have amazing performance, and they tend to elicit superlatives from the uninitiated. Add brand ethos, and it’s easy for someone to gush enthusiastically instead of analyzing the actual capabilities. Then there’s the issue of personal experience. Unless a reviewer has spent a lot of time pushing the limits in something of similar performance, they really have no basis to provide accurate feedback. Finally, we all have pretty short memories. Any self-respecting automotive journalist wouldn’t try to recall the details of different cars driven separately over the course of months. They’d organize a straight fight on the same track on the same day. And that’s what I was lucky enough to do this past Thursday at GDC.

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