I also remember the short lived VR craze of the mid 1990s. As a kid back then, I remember trying some kind of 3d tennis game in an arcade, which was like $3 to

I also remember the short lived VR craze of the mid 1990s. As a kid back then, I remember trying some kind of 3d tennis game in an arcade, which was like $3 to play. What turned me off from it was a weird realization that I much prefer playing sports in real life with the bonus of not feeling nauseated and seeing cross-eyed after wards. Thus, I would love to see this modern incarnation of VR applied to something more than just games...