> I'm skeptical at how this will affect the quality of upcoming VR games since less time to render generally means a scene that is less photorealistic. Then again, maybe the immersion (presence) factor will overcome the graphical drop in quality?
For now, by definition VR graphics (which mandate high FPS, high resolution, rendering for each eye) are always going to be behind state of the art graphics for non-VR games.
Personally, I find the idea of non-photorealistic VR environments much more interesting as well.
For now, by definition VR graphics (which mandate high FPS, high resolution, rendering for each eye) are always going to be behind state of the art graphics for non-VR games.
Personally, I find the idea of non-photorealistic VR environments much more interesting as well.