You are absolutely correct. I think there's a massive opportunity for "3D programs" (Blender, Maya, AutoCAD, etc.) to become native VR applications.

Bigscreen is instead about the other 99% content that's completely 2D. I wrote a blog post[1] about our founding mission and one example in there is Microsoft Word. Even in VR/AR, the words won't be flying around you in 3D space. Movies and videogames won't disappear and be replaced by 360 and VR games anytime soon.

The question that Bigscreen is tackling is instead: how can VR/AR improve our 2D computing experience?

[1]: https://blog.bigscreenvr.com/3-million-financing-round-led-b...