Probably need to perform some sort of cleanse. Maybe like a colon cleanse. idk, kids are into weird things these days.

How was communism a good idea on a conceptual level? Typically, the rules of logic that apply in the conceptual realm also apply in the physical realm (on a macroscopic level. Don't you dare mention anything about quantum physics...) Communism wasn't good on a conceptual level, it was good on a superficial,…

If gamers are the worst, what does that leave for prejudice assholes like you?

Because that wasn't the purpose of the video. The title pretty clearly conveys the videos purpose: to explain why we thought it worked. It _clearly_ did not intend to explain why it (allegedly) didn't work. The video was about psychology, not electronics.

Would a Video Game Simulator just be a normal video game? Or would it simulate a person playing a video game? Or perhaps it would be a simulation of the experience of actually being a video game. Any answers would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

I'm sure you'll be able to figure something out.

Do I really have to explain it? You told this guy to get a tablet soley based on the knowledge that he was still using an eBook reader, as if a tablet were an upgraded version of an eBook reader. But tablets and eBook readers two different types of things with different purposes. Even if he had a tablet, it's very…

Sure, but I don't think both games are catering to the exact same interests.

Kind of a different genre? No Man's Sky is certainly not Mincraft in space.

eBook readers have e-ink screens. They haven't been made obsolete by tablets.

Before you reply to an old post, you should really check to see if anyone else already said the same thing.

I don't get this logic. You're saying that VR isn't going to make it because it's not exciting enough. How is the competition any better in this respect? Would these demos have been mind-blowingly exciting with traditional monitors? Very unlikely. It's pretty clear that the problem here isn't VR, but the actual games…

Yeah, that was exactly my thinking. Obviously the experience of playing these games or demos would be even _more_ boring without VR.

Better go with a rainbow theme. Just to be safe.

Well, I think what that actually means is open to interpretation. And even if we can take that statement at face value, they didn't specify which PlayStation. This could be a PS1 title for all we know.

When I'm playing an adventure game I don't always see myself as being the character that I'm playing. I often kind of see myself as being on an adenture along side them. That being the case, if I were going to be on an adventure with someone, I'd rather it be a woman than a man (maybe I'll get lucky? :P)

I'm assuming we're not talking about death in the literal sense here?

The first two seasons were actually really good. But I stopped after the 3rd.

What else could the future possibly be, if not VR?

But is that emotional investment necessary in order to be considered to be waiting for something? I don't think it is... I've certainly waited for things with a strong desire. Perhaps that's called "longing"? But I don't see why someone simply passively anticipating a future event wouldn't be considered waiting.