@Rhaoulos no, I can guarantee to you that the pixelation in VR is a real issue. I have the Oculus Rift and even with the higher resolution the first thing I noticed when putting it on was I could see sub pixels and the gaps between them. It took me nearly an hour to be able to ignore it, it really is that big an issue. Sadly this won't really go away till we have 4K VR headsets are possibly beyond that (I've heard the Pimax 8K which has 2 4K panels in it still suffers from this effect). There is also backlighting issues. The Switch only has an LCD panel (I think it even uses a TN panel) which means blacks will look more like grey in VR. All other VR headsets use OLED and they still suffer from light blooming from lit pixels (If you have ever used an OLED smartphone you may have noticed this).
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@Rhaoulos no, I can guarantee to you that the pixelation in VR is a real issue. I have the Oculus Rift and even with the higher resolution the first thing I noticed when putting it on was I could see sub pixels and the gaps between them. It took me nearly an hour to be able to ignore it, it really is that big an issue. Sadly this won't really go away till we have 4K VR headsets are possibly beyond that (I've heard the Pimax 8K which has 2 4K panels in it still suffers from this effect). There is also backlighting issues. The Switch only has an LCD panel (I think it even uses a TN panel) which means blacks will look more like grey in VR. All other VR headsets use OLED and they still suffer from light blooming from lit pixels (If you have ever used an OLED smartphone you may have noticed this).