> Was this mobile VR? Because that is horrible and nauseating and likely won't ever be a thing in the next decade. It wasn't mobile VR - it was a dedicated spa

> Was this mobile VR? Because that is horrible and nauseating and likely won't ever be a thing in the next decade. It wasn't mobile VR - it was a dedicated space with external sensors and (usually) a complete Oculus headset. Your experience differs from mine. As someone who used to love VR and considered moving across the country at one point to work on it, I've since fallen out of love. Ultimately I look at sales as my grounding data, and I don't think VR is going to take off for years. Of course as I type this, Valve is announcing Half Life for VR - which is huge news. So maybe I'm wrong?