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Seated VR stuff like racing or flying games seems to be the real niche for it.
My buddy got a deal on a full sim racing setup on Craigslist and holy shit the difference between tv and vr headset is night and day. It's very immersive.
The one time I tried it for war thunder sim sucked because the resolution was too low to identify friend from foe and made it unplayable.
I don't own a vr headset, just borrowed them a few times because otherwise its totally not worth it.
For sim applications, it is game changing though.
I agree, yet they still require a massive physical seat to simulate the interior of an aircraft/car to make it work. True full VR will likely never exist imo.