u/DavinFriggstad

When I was a child, I had a really strange nightmare where I was in a vast, outdoor, dreamcore-like liminal space with grass and not much else except for a building and a strange person. However, this was long before I learned about liminal spaces and dreamcore. I don't remember much about the building, but it was small, like the size of a convenience store. The dream seemed peaceful on the surface, but it was uncanny, it felt off, and it eventually got very emotionally and physically uncomfortable. I met this person who had very pale skin and a creepy and unchanging face with a smile and wide eyes and didn't say a word. Eventually, gravity was behaving abnormally, and I got this weird sensation of violent vibrating and my body becoming stiff, which I hated every second of.

My concept is dream software. Imagine fully experiencing being in a fictional universe without actually being in a fictional universe. The fictional universe is controlled by a computer, kind of like a video game. This is not VR; you can't wiggle your toes or taste a strawberry in VR. This is completely immersive. It's different from normal dreams. You can't play multi-player or manage your Coinbase account in a normal dream (not sponsored).

I ask stupid questions sometimes, so don't make fun of me if this is stupid. I had an idea for a new console that I may or may not be successful enough to sell that will have a few more inputs than most controllers. Before I decide to try to sell it, I want some info in order to decide. This question might be enough to ask. Have console game developers started running out of buttons for some games? If so, I feel that people might buy it.