The audience who buys $500+ VR glasses at the moment often has a climate controlled room. VR works fine for some casual game concepts and maybe racing games we

The audience who buys $500+ VR glasses at the moment often has a climate controlled room. VR works fine for some casual game concepts and maybe racing games were you sit and just move your head while steer with the gamepad. But I never saw an action, action-adventure, roleplaying or strategy triple-A game in VR. I am still waiting until the first triple-A VR game comes out in one of these very popular game categories - until then, I have my doubts and it could end as abrupt as Kinect 2 or 3D TVs.