For Years now we’ve seen video games evolve, and grow. Starting from simple plastic cartridges, with barely any memory, and games on new consoles you can simply download, and take up a few hundred gigs, depending on the game. But how far can that really go, with companies bringing out “newer” versions of the same system, but with a few different features, what can be said? When the new system comes out, the companies make it so that in a short time, you will have to upgrade to be able to play the newest games. Not everyone is focused on wanting to play in 4K, or need the best surround sound system. So why do companies feel that they need to release a new system that plays the same games but only a few different components? Don’t get me wrong, I love that companies are working towards making gamers happy, but what about just making better games for the people, instead of releasing a new system, and having to transfer your data, and trade, or sell your current system for the newer one, to get specs that you might not even be able to take advantage of? VR is the hitting the ground hard and being picked up! VR arcades are popping up everywhere and everyone is having a blast with them. Most computers need high-powered parts to run it, and special programs for those who want to run them. Building your own PC is easy and can be done on a budget. Some VR sets can run off of the following: i7 – 8700k 16 GB memory 500 GB ssd’s with 2 tb storage Asus strix ftw3 geforce 1080ti video board If you want to check out my PC that I build check out this article:

PC Building for Dummies

But how long can it last? Will companies slow down on making new systems once the next generation comes out? Let me know what you think. And for the time being, keep gaming everyone!!