It's been more than two months since Samsung officially unveiled its Gear VR virtual reality headset at IFA 2014, but it's clearly not just about the introduction and subsequent release. According to the South Korean portal Korea Herald, Samsung plans to create an entire ecosystem for its virtual reality devices, the number of which it not only plans to increase, but also decided to invest in game companies and developers who could create content for the new platform. So far, Samsung is said to have invested in one smaller studio, but it is believed that before long, money to support the production of games for the Gear VR should also come to some larger companies overseas.
Analysts then predict that within four years there will be a Gear VR market worth around seven billion dollars. However, the South Korean giant still has a long way to go, as the headset itself, on which he collaborated with the manufacturers of the older Oculus Rift, is facing problems in the form of overheating, which is supposed to be caused by the Note 4, among other things, but it is key to the functioning of the entire device.
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*Source: Korea Herald
