> it's mostly a fancy way of playing games You're saying that dismissively, but video gaming is a trillion-dollar industry. Yes, VR is expensive right now. Ev

> it's mostly a fancy way of playing games You're saying that dismissively, but video gaming is a trillion-dollar industry. Yes, VR is expensive right now. Every new technology is. If you think issues like motion sickness and running into walls are insurmountable, then I think you haven't been paying attention to the state of the art--there's been a lot of progress made on both of those. Also they're more or less mutually exclusive; motion sickness is mainly an issue with seated VR, not room-scale.