Because 2D games aren’t going away – there are a lot of advantages in not putting you in something that’s throwing you around – but once that happens, VR usage will go up but VR gaming usage isn’t necessarily in parallel to that.” So we’ll stream 2D games in our VR headset? “It’s like the best possible TV, the best possible 3D instantiation of it, and then all the extras you get around it. That is the promise of VR in a nutshell." Jason Rubin, Oculus "You might use your VR headset for 2D gaming, but still play 3D VR games when it strikes your fancy. Down here you have a console to set games up and it just becomes the best possible version of that game – even though it’s not a VR game. On the side is the leaderboards if you’re playing multiplayer.
“Imagine playing Doom Eternal and you get 3D effects – not the 3D you see in theaters – but the actual 3D where you can look around corners and where, when something explodes, fire can come out of the screen. That’s a wild idea right now as most of the world’s biggest tech companies are just barely starting to talk about game-streaming, but streaming 2D games would be far more immersive in VR than they would be when played on your TV… at least, according to Rubin’s vision.
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