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That's not what I'm talking about and you should have figured that out by the last part of the post. Direct hand reading isn't what I care about, what I care about is open or closed fingers being detected as a read form of input. Oculus controllers or Index controllers, both are used a lot in modern VR games and going back to not having them to accommodate a new major headset on the market is going to be lame. 

If you want to get into that discussion, Index finger tracking is better though. Not because it necessarily reads your hand better, but because you get it while still having a controller in your hand so it doesn't have to choose to be a super simple tech demo or a real game.