[cluckindan]

VR gaming is niche enthusiast stuff, it will never be a thing for everyday casual gaming.

Flight sims, racing sims and most other sims where there’s stationary hardware involved can and do benefit greatly from VR, but most games are not simulations and never will be.

[geon]

This is why I can't understand current VR goggle design. Why aren't there any lightweight wired display-only goggles? Stuffing all the hardware in the goggles seems mindbogglingly stupid to me. Poor performance, high weight and high price. For what advantage?

Even the selling point of a non-wired headset is questionable. I want to sit down comfortably when I game. Not walk around and crouch and crawl.

[numpad0]

There have been numerous such goggles for the past ~25 years with little improvement in performance or price, and the fact that you're not aware of any of them suggests what the advantages are...

[Deathmax]

So the Bigscreen Beyond 1 and 2? They've optimised entirely for weight at ~100 grams.