How much further can future gaming consoles even evolve?

lighting, volumetrics, liquids, artificial intelligence, VR/AR - we got a long ways to go. subscribe 2 bokey.
made this video on a decade-old macbook air and suffered for way, way too long. I would rather set fire to my face and put it out with a spoon than edit again on a macbook. Like and subscribe if you like content like this :]

[@jish55]

Once we reach SAO levels of vr tech where our minds are sent into the game, THEN we'll have reached the peak, where the only upgrades won't be graphics, but how much easier and faster it would be to switch between vr and rl.

[@kylepetre8621]

Great videos everytime

[@reecevidamour1597]

Excellent video!

[@gerald3389]

There’s a video of someone using voice chat talking to in game NPC AI and they actually respond back holding a conversation

[@PaulZyCZ]

Generated dialogue... the Skyrim mod for that looked like talking with Skynet. I don't know if it got released, or just a PoC, but there's a video.
I hope VR won't turn out into another 3D movies, they've been around for more than 100 years, constantly improving. It comes in waves, first it was greyscale 3D, but it was another quiet movie, polarized 3D existed since about the 1950s, widescale video format killed that, another attempt came later, Dolby Surround killed that. Imax and 3D television with circular polarization, lack of content and 4K killed that. Directors cannot work with 3D, unless it's the "wow factor" (Robinzon Kruzoe (USSR 1949), 80s 3D flicks, Avatar, Tron 2...) That's worse than other, more technical limitations (not everybody sees the 3D effect, limits where you need to sit and angle your head, etc.). The game needs to be designed with VR in mind.

[@TheMahayanist]

PS5 and Xbox are still very underpowered compared to PC.