<ul><li>2024 was a fantastic year for VR games, but it still wasn’t enough to win over skeptics.</li><li>The outlook for VR gaming looked fantastic coming out of 2023</li><li>My personal favorite this year is Thrasher, a VR follow-up to rhythm cult classic Thumper.</li><li>Batman: Arkham Shadow, which has unseated Half-Life: Alyx as the tech’s crown jewel.</li><li>There’s a sense that the tech is evolving, and its games along with it.</li><li>2024 was a fantastic year for VR games, and the fact that it still wasn’t enough to win over skeptics means that nothing will.</li><li>The truth may just be that VR has hit its ceiling.</li><li>When the tech is cheaper and more comfortable than ever, and games are as good as they are on any traditional platform, what more can companies do?</li><li>As long as VR gaming design great games around the player base that exists, VR gaming could comfortably remain in a happy niche for a while longer.</li><li>Instead, I hope that companies learn to enjoy where they’re at now.</li></ul>

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