How VR Is Reshaping Entertainment

Virtual reality, at its inception, was a far cry from what we have today. In the early 90s, Nintendo was brazen enough to release a virtual reality (VR) system, called the Virtual Boy, which could immerse the player in a vector world. At the time, it did not succeed at all but was undoubtedly an influential technological innovation. The failure of this device had, until recently, prevented many developers from creating virtual reality games or taking the platform seriously.

However, in the last five years, we have seen a boom take place in the virtual reality industry. What was once a pariah of sorts has become one of the most engaging and surprising industries in tech. In last year alone, virtual reality sold over 2 million headsets which elevated it to a new height and made it a very serious business. The most notable devices to come out for … Click HERE to continue reading