Except that I don't get motion sick, ever.
Hell, I'm still running a DK1 for testing purposes and even that thing with it's low res screen and lack of positional tracking doesn't make me sick... except for that time I messed up some camera code, that was actually really unpleasant.
Most of the time, I find motion sickness comes from incorrect calibration and unnatural movements in VR software. Mobile gaming may not be able to push graphics very far, but even Minecraft looks awesome in VR, you don't need stunning graphics to have a compelling VR experience. Plus phone screens are actually pretty good nowadays... better than the DK1 at least.
Oh, on topic though, I find it hard to believe that a program can do sensor readings on a phone, transmit that to a PC, do a screen capture, compress it, send the capture back to the phone and decompress it without causing substantial latency... I might believe if it was somehow wired to the PC. But in my experience, just the wifi transfers will add at least 20ms on a normal network. Hoping I'm wrong though, I mean, it would be cool.
