Exactly this. The only "flat" games I can now bear to play are the likes of civ. Playing something like fallout 4 on the TV now feels like I'm looking at the world through a squashed little tableau. It's dull.
It seems most who are calling it a gimmick either haven't tried it, or tried the dk2, or tried it at a trade show and haven't tried living with it.
I use it daily, for everything from a workout in holopoint to racing in project cars (all non vr driving games are now ruined for me, I of course picked up a wheel etc.), from minecraft to playing table tennis. I never thought I'd one day be in the minecraft world I started many years ago.
Playing greenwater at the moment and having to put it down frequently, as code has never made me jump and scream before.
Anyway. It's not a wiimote type gimmick. It's the future of human interfaces.
It seems most who are calling it a gimmick either haven't tried it, or tried the dk2, or tried it at a trade show and haven't tried living with it.
I use it daily, for everything from a workout in holopoint to racing in project cars (all non vr driving games are now ruined for me, I of course picked up a wheel etc.), from minecraft to playing table tennis. I never thought I'd one day be in the minecraft world I started many years ago.
Playing greenwater at the moment and having to put it down frequently, as code has never made me jump and scream before.
Anyway. It's not a wiimote type gimmick. It's the future of human interfaces.