Depends where you’re looking and how you define “Revolution”; even in those earlier eras, they were just advancements of techniques that had previously been invented but were impractical til that point.
So I’d say VR hardware has had a revolution during the that time.
Environmental destruction (real and virtual lol)
Real time ray tracing
It’s hard to really discuss without knowing the kinds of things you found revolutionising in those eras.
Depends where you’re looking and how you define “Revolution”; even in those earlier eras, they were just advancements of techniques that had previously been invented but were impractical til that point.
So I’d say VR hardware has had a revolution during the that time.
Environmental destruction (real and virtual lol)
Real time ray tracing
It’s hard to really discuss without knowing the kinds of things you found revolutionising in those eras.
We truly are in the Dreamcast vs. N64 years of VR gaming.