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URVR is revolutionary for VR, but NOT due to number and quality of games it brings to VR

It's due to breaking dominant view that VR requires first person perspective to provide immersion and to really 'work'. Over last few years I tried to voice my opinion in threads about what is lacking in VR ecosystem that we really can have games with 3rd person view or bird view (strategies) in VR and it will work, but it was simply downvoted and criticized. Hopefully, now everyone will see that we can safely expand VR to non-VR-deducated designs and entire ecosystem will finally grow. Ideally we could land in situation where every game comes with VR support as simple in-game toggle (low entry barrier for developers), with controller support coming as optional, but welcome addition.

This is what will actually launch VR.

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