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I think the "worst" thing I ever got was a VR headset. It wasn't a bad present per say and I really liked it at the time but unfortunately the VR space died pretty fast and it was completely useless soon after I got it.
Edit: it was a headset where you put your phone inside, I should have said that first
Aw man those things were so cool! My dad actually got one of those for me as a gift when I was way younger, I forget for which occasion. Didn't use it much tho cause later my grandma found out about it and stole it, throwing it away in the garbage. She doesn't hate me or anything, she was just scared I'd get brain cancer and since nobody in the family ever believes her because of that crap she reads on facebook, that was her way of protecting me. Oh well.
Oh man, that sucks. I'm sorry. Anyway, the industry abandoned them pretty fast so..
Still had cool experiences. I think now a days you can use apps to turn your phone into a makeshift oculus quest and stream to your PC using Steam VR, so somewhat useful I think
The thing is that it doesn't even have controls or something, you just choose the content and put it in.
Arkham Shadow just came out on VR and people are saying it rivals other games like HL: Alyx in terms of scope and quality.
I'm watching a playthrough right now and it's blowing my mind how awesome it looks to actually be Batman
That's great. The headset I was talking about was one where you put your phone inside. I should have said that first :(