How to pick the perfect VR headset
No matter how large a gaming monitor you choose to buy, there will always be an element of peripheral distraction from the environment around it. Virtual Reality (VR) addresses this by use of a head mounted display that immerses you completely in the game. VR also allows for more natural head movement - look left and see what’s there from your cockpit window in a flight sim - or physically move around your first-person shooter environment.
There are a number of ways that VR can be integrated into your gaming experience - either just using a headset with other game controllers such as steering wheels or flight yokes to provide a much more complete visual experience, or by adding hand held controllers to make physical actions within a game rather than remaining static at a keyboard and mouse. Lastly you can create a room scale environment allowing full physical interaction if the game requires it.
Virtual Reality
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