> A good game today is a place you visit. Yes! I think that's a really good insight. I wonder if VR's "killer app" for consumer entertainment will be more clos

> A good game today is a place you visit. Yes! I think that's a really good insight. I wonder if VR's "killer app" for consumer entertainment will be more closely related to travel than to movies. It's interesting that open world games, like GTA and Skyrim, are increasingly popular. At the same time multisensory-art-experience festivals like Burning Man are increasingly popular too. Being able to explore immaculately crafted worlds, enjoying beautiful sights and sounds, and getting the thrill of dicovery that comes with going some place new would be pretty awesome.