Fair enough. That was a very cool writeup you did. Too bad there wasn't a separate demonstration of the headset itself, since the showcase is about the games. I also agree that it's very clever how Google lowered the barrier of entry by coming up with a solution to let you demo VR. Streaming games from computer to the phone? Gutsy. If there's any significant latency... Get that ginger and bucket handy, and I'm the type who gets car sick, so I know I'll be sensitive to this kind of thing. And yet my interest is piqued. TrinusVR huh? Will keep that in mind.

OJ really is a comfort drink. Bright and pleasing to look at, and always refreshing. Perfect for both digestion and nausea. No wonder it's easy to drink when you lack an appetite.

Great discussion jimykx. Always a pleasure to have these conversations and sharing of opinions. And one more time for the heck of it, a quick reminder that my offer still stands (there's only one offer so you know what I mean). I'm looking forward to hearing your eventual thoughts on their new game as well, whenever you get a chance to experience it. The state it's in is very early, so they're still working in new features and fixing broken stuff (or ugly), but the team is easy to talk to and get a hold of. They do not hide any aspect of their development. It's weird. I mean they're even sharing their freaking internally used Trello for craps sakes.

Yes it's said that the latency from google cardboard is obviously quite big in comparison to the headsets, that's why the cardboard was designed without any headstraps on, so that people have to hold the cardboard headset significantly changing the speed at wich they turn their head, decreasing the sicknesss.

Huh... I never knew that was intentional. That's a rather simple solution to a major problem. Well I learned something new.