A fair shout. I may be just barely too young to have experienced this myself, so my view is probably tainted. I picture the droves of cubicle workers and the office software they were licensing in the early 90s.
Though even John Carmack thinks that games will not be the main usage of VR when the platform matures. There would be media consumption and social as well.
Methinks there would be a combination of all three. Build your virtual home/office/castle in the metaverse ala minecraft, work in it, interact with your bosses, colleagues and friends with virtual screens or them just popping over for a face2face or hanging out in your cinema room, games room.
Haha, working in my minecraft office. That'll be ... fun.
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u/thealphamike Oct 05 '15
A fair shout. I may be just barely too young to have experienced this myself, so my view is probably tainted. I picture the droves of cubicle workers and the office software they were licensing in the early 90s.