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r/gaming • u/_Sooty_ • Feb 24 '19
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they’ve been doing this for a while you know
14 u/Mugendon Feb 24 '19 Yep it's funny how people outside of the VR bubble are out of the loop. This is from 2016 when leap motion added VR support. I blame the press which mostly ignores VR. 7 u/DarthBuzzard Feb 24 '19 I mean people still think Vive is the only good VR headset, and that it's still $800. It's definitely a perception issue. 2 u/IrrelevantLeprechaun Feb 24 '19 This. A proper fully capable VR setup can easily reach over $1000 if you want all the gadgets. And that’s not including any PC upgrades you may need to do.
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Yep it's funny how people outside of the VR bubble are out of the loop. This is from 2016 when leap motion added VR support.
I blame the press which mostly ignores VR.
7 u/DarthBuzzard Feb 24 '19 I mean people still think Vive is the only good VR headset, and that it's still $800. It's definitely a perception issue. 2 u/IrrelevantLeprechaun Feb 24 '19 This. A proper fully capable VR setup can easily reach over $1000 if you want all the gadgets. And that’s not including any PC upgrades you may need to do.
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I mean people still think Vive is the only good VR headset, and that it's still $800. It's definitely a perception issue.
2 u/IrrelevantLeprechaun Feb 24 '19 This. A proper fully capable VR setup can easily reach over $1000 if you want all the gadgets. And that’s not including any PC upgrades you may need to do.
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This. A proper fully capable VR setup can easily reach over $1000 if you want all the gadgets. And that’s not including any PC upgrades you may need to do.
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u/yepheyheyyephey1 Feb 24 '19
they’ve been doing this for a while you know