It may be that the future prospects of virtual reality technology, which lost its popularity and success during the day, may have been endangered.
Although various studies have been carried out in previous periods, the virtual reality technology, which attracted the whole world with the announcement of Oculus Rift and which was inspired by the idea of 'to feel in what it watches or plays', can not solve both existing problems after the last years, even if it is not cheaper, it can raft for the near future.
Projects for mobile, such as Samsung Gear VR and Oculus GO, can still be preferred for both inexpensive solutions and everyday use. On the other hand, high-end models such as the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift, which are basically made for gaming, are not yet cheaper. Besides, the factors that are expected to be a problem since the first announcement are still valid. You are still going through a massive cable clash to use these glasses that you have bought and bought globally. Nearly half of the current users are having problems with long-term use. However, you still have to pay a considerable amount of money for a computer that can still run these hardware.
Besides all these, it is thought that game makers are hoping for the development of this technology in the short term. According to a survey in 2016, after more than 4,000 game developers participated, 29% of the producers thought virtual reality technology was not a long-term project. Although the ratio of these surveys in the past year has declined to 25%, the fact that there is still no great improvement as of 2018 suggests that this technology is too early to enter our lives as far as games are concerned.
What the next period brings is unknown; there is no better alternative than VR to feel in the game you are currently playing. On the other hand, there are those who see TV, console and controller trio as the best alternative, and who never give up on the keyboard and mouse. Share your thoughts on the future of virtual reality technology with me in comments.