What do you think videogames will be like in 30 years? Just like they are now with higher detail graphics? Drastically different? Will current input methods (controllers + m&kb) remain the standard? Will games get better or worse?
Vidya in the future
Christopher Butler
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Adrian Hill
All games will be designed for handheld phones with two buttons - one for each thumb. VR will be attached to all of them.
Parker Green
I was going to say a bunch of shit about mobile freemium, pay2win, extreme jewery with items, cosmetics and gambling but realized that's the present.
Bentley Lee
VR will fail over the next 5 years, be untouched for another 15 years, then actually take off in 30 years
Kayden Russell
The hardware for rendering is enough right now, but the technology for actually interacting with it isn't- too expensive, and too simplistic. You can only control position/rotation of your head and hands with an $800+ setup. Utterly ridiculous, no fucking wonder it has almost zero adoption rate.
Ryder Sanders
Probably cease to exist because nukes destroyed all technology.
Nathaniel Jackson
We live in an age where innovation has declined and stagnated. I do not see a bright future for vidya until a serious crash happens with a bunch of companies going under because of their own incompetence. But that won't happen because of the casual audience very rarely ever learning and just throwing their money away like nothing. It's sad.
Owen Robinson
Shit
Eli Bennett
People spend that much on an iPad. I don't think it's going to get terribly less expensive for the gamer/enthusiast spec. There will be cheapo VR things like cardboard though that can't play anything good.
Leo Flores
Most mobile phones these days have decent enough specs to be used as a VR screen, only thing is there isn't really any proper software for screencasting from a desktop (without shit resolution, lag, or low fps).