I mean at least not until we all have 150" TV's. Makes sense for movie theatres though.
this post was submitted on 31 Jan 2026
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Yeah, we’ve gone as far as we need to in the flashy boom boom section of entertainment. Good characters, good writing, and fun gameplay were always the cornerstones of good movies and video games.
How close are we to the games industry finally giving up the ghost and walking away from VR?
I have bad eye sight, but also 8k probably never need to be a thing on a tv, more impressive for stuff thats closer to our eyes like VR headsets probably.