Future of gaming

[SamRush]

Technology evolves in amazingly rapid speeds. If you need any real observable proof of the speedy advancement of digital technology over the years, take a look at the gaming industry. From the very early years of black-and-white 2D games like Pong (1972) to the first 3D game, 3D Monster Maze in 1981, and from primitive first-person shooters like Wolfenstein 3D (1992) to complex, life-like shooters like Battlefield 3 (2011), there’s no doubt that the gaming industry has seen its fair share of technological evolution.

[kayn33]

I would have to agree... seems like a waste.

[NeroDragon]

I think VR is going to be interesting to put competitive games in there.

[VeniVidiDeliqui]

I think VR is going to be interesting to put competitive games in there.

While that would be an incredibly interesting thing to see, I don't see a future for VR in a competitive sense. Setup/broadcast might cause some problems, and general interest in the platform at a competitive level will be a hindrance. Time will tell, however.