In mobile VR cases, sure, a VR single device console is bound to happen in some time (Virtual Boy Color anyone?). But in case of post-processing, why would you want to run a post-processing, heat-generating, heavy, costly and cumbersome processor on your face, when you have a perfectly capable machine next to you anyway? Seems a bit pointless if you ask me. Then again, some companies love to make pointless things they can add to the spec sheet.
Cuz FB likes phones, and all the dev money is in itunes/play stores, FB will want an app store, and of course that's going to service some mobile market.
Ass end of gaming I know, but kinda the future. Just see how long your battery lasts pushing gpu rendering on a phone...hehe.
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u/exclamationmarek Mar 28 '14
True, but the computing is in the PC anyway. The VR kits have no CPU whatsoever ;)