I'm not saying that kids won't try some VR games if given the chance. I'm saying that they don't care about chasing the purported innovation dragon and don't v

I'm not saying that kids won't try some VR games if given the chance. I'm saying that they don't care about chasing the purported innovation dragon and don't view video games as an elite and hip pastime. For them it's just a guilty pleasure that they do while taking a break from actual life. As such, they'll gravitate towards the local optima that get them the dopamine rush faster and easier. Betting on VR as the "next big thing" is the wrong bet.