I've yet to put a new one on. I tried a wireframe VR headset game back in the `90's. It was a two player game where you tried to shoot each other. My wife was

I've yet to put a new one on. I tried a wireframe VR headset game back in the `90's. It was a two player game where you tried to shoot each other. My wife was the other player and had a hard time time navigating the space. I moved right next to her and she couldn't find me, but what I could not do was pull the trigger. No way. Not even in VR. I still don't do games, and I'm not really interested in wearing one of those headsets for hours no matter how "immersive" it is. And to be honest, I really cannot imagine that people will do that on any large scale. I'm sure they will play with them, but I'd expect them to be more of a novelty than a daily use thing. I would liken them more to a Segway. Awesome tech, but not near as popular in use as was imagined or predicted. Same with "3D" movies. My kids don't like them all that much, but the tech is still impressive.