At E3, I saw the missing pieces of the VR puzzle
The excitement around virtual reality may have started when Sony unveiledProject Morpheus last year, but last week's E3 was its coming out party. The thing is, I've been around long enough to remember the hype and subsequent commercial flatline over gaming in stereoscopic 3D. So going into this year's grand gaming gala, I was skeptical -- I had that awkward tech history footnote in mind -- and to a point, I still am. But Oculus helped me get over that a bit. All it took was a game from a trusted developer -- Insomniac Games -- and an input solution that makes VR feel less isolating.
http://www.engadget.com/2015/06/25/o...ouch-hands-on/
