&gt; the 3D &#x2F; recreating reality aspects of VR are somewhat limiting here. 2D games (some of my favorite recent indies) are out of the question in VR<p>Well there are plenty of great 3D indie games as well, so it&#x27;s a moot point.<p>&gt; Console makers have learned how important it is to either keep console costs down or subsidize in order to reach the largest user base<p>That happened generations ago. With the growth of the internet, now they&#x27;re inefficient gatekeepers compared to the app stores, notably Steam. It&#x27;s much easier and cheaper for developers of all sizes to make a release on an App Store. How this translates to gamers is that they get a lot more variety of quality content that risk averse giant publishers would never approve for release, let alone development.<p>&gt; Most titles aren&#x27;t going to work with the Oculus out of the box. Even for a standard FPS you can&#x27;t just check box and enable VR<p>Yes, but this is a PC release with an audience that&#x27;s accustomed to tinkering (mods, custom desktops, ...)<p>&gt; Think about 3D movies and the difference between seeing something like Avatar that was created with 3D in mind and some of the terrible 3D addition cash grabs that have come out. A lot of those poor post 3D additions have turned people off to 3D movies altogether.<p>When consoles like the NES, Genesis, PS One, Xbox, and the Wii were first released, you can say the same thing about plenty of 3rd party titles. That didn&#x27;t turn off consumers from video games altogether.