> VR is bulky, expensive, technologically still very rough, and there is currently no content that makes anyone excited to get home to get a few more hours of i

> VR is bulky, expensive, technologically still very rough, and there is currently no content that makes anyone excited to get home to get a few more hours of it every night. Not only that, we had "VR" (with shutter goggles) 20 years ago that you could have said exactly the same thing about, and exactly the same thing happened. The hype train failed to stop at reality station, jumped the tracks, rolled down an embankment, and burst into flames. VR lived on in niche applications. Just like it's going to this time.