Lens

Wow, That's great! I haven't backed any crowdfunded projects but I know that transparency and clear communication are very important for the crowdfunding platforms to function effectively.

One thing I know for sure is that AI tools could be utilised to streamline game development and it will enable the developers to focus on creative aspects of the game.

I got mine from the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. While I was exploring, I found a replica of the Master Sword from the original Zelda game.

That's so funny 😂 . I haven't experienced same but your story doesn't seem embarrassing to me, it was funny 🤣.

Mine is Daxter from the Jak and Daxter series. What really makes him stand out is his loyalty and bravery.

For me, it's the Master Sword from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. I tell you, there's something very iconic about this game.

you make a great point. I think another underutilized mechanic is player choice and consequence. I like the games that allow players to make decisions that will have impact on the game world.

Renewing licenses for delisted games is a definitely a win-win for both fans and the gaming industry at large. It's a great way to preserve the gaming history. I’m impressed with that move.

@killamch89Borderlands 3 was a great game, but it had some flaws. If Gearbox Software takes the community's feedback to heart, I'm very sure that Borderlands 4 could be a masterpiece.

Congratulations my friend. It's also very great to see Black Myth: Wukong breaking the records and receiving so much attention too.

I know that Nintendo can definitely be a possibility, especially when considering their innovative approach to gaming. I'm looking forward to seeing VR experience on the Switch and it will be so amazing.

Supporting existing headsets would be a great way for Microsoft to actually dip their toes into VR without having to to fully commit to their own hardware.

Nintendo's Labo VR Kit was a very unique experiment, but it's true that it doesn't give a full VR experience like Oculus. I also think Nintendo might eventually enter the VR market too.

That's a very interesting point. Based on what I read, gaming can indeed affect our brain's activity and it can lead us to a state of relaxation. However, VR is a little different because it can trick our brains into thinking that we’re in a real environment and this can lead to a conflicting signals.

I understand your point. The new one can be uncomfortable especially for an extended VR sessions.

That's indeeed a great point! The VR can be a comfortble space for them to actually socialize and interact. But as for what's next, I hope to see advancements in haptic feedback and aslo allowing us to feel the emotions in VR too.

That's indeed a valid concern. Facebook, now Meta, have actually been investing heavily in VR technology, but they've also faced some kind of setbacks and criticism in the past.

Quest 2 is a great choice truly. It's user-friendly and has an amazing content library as well. I also know that Facebook's involvement with Oculus does raise some concerns about data privacy.

Prolonged VR use can definitely cause eye strain and it can even affect your balance and coordination. You need to take a break at regular intervals.

Investing in Metaverse stock is definitely a high-risk and high-rewards too. The Unity Software's involvement is so intriguing, but I'll advise you to do your own research as well.

Using VR to induce lucid dreaming makes sense to me. This is because both involve immersing yourself in a virtual world. It's going to be stunning!

That's so disturbing. The Metaverse's dark side is obviously a very serious concern. i found out that the VR bodysuits and haptic feedback can enhance the experience, but they can also increase the risk of harassment and assault.

I’m definitely going to try out skydiving and flying. It would be so amazing in VR. I just want to explore historical sites and landmarks in VR. Exploring places like ancient Egypt etc.

That's a great point! about the future of VR..I have seems some cool apps like Google Cardboard that are really offering some decent experiences.

I love your idea about the large rooms and screens. Based on my opinion, I think VR also needs to focus on sound quality as well.