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If your mom plays Beat Saber on an Oculus device, I think knowing the Oculus brand is kind of unsurprising. Most people have never played Beat Saber or even tri
by reissbaker 5y ago
If your mom plays Beat Saber on an Oculus device, I think knowing the Oculus brand is kind of unsurprising. Most people have never played Beat Saber or even tried a VR device; Oculus, in those circles, is a pretty niche brand.
- seanmcdirmid 5y agoBeat saber was featured on Jimmy Fallon even, so definitely it has a good grounding in American (and maybe Korean) pop culture.
- dlivingston 5y ago> Jimmy Fallon > Korean pop culture I’m not seeing the connection. Can you explain?
- seanmcdirmid 5y agoAh sorry. It was more of an aside. Fallon caters to an American audience, I threw in Korea also just based on the amount of YouTube videos in Korean covering it.
- Aeolun 5y ago> If your mom plays Beat Saber on an Oculus device, I think knowing the Oculus brand is kind of unsurprising. Indeed. It’s rather more surprising that my mom is playing a VR game and purchased equipment for it in the first place. For that to happen she must’ve been aware of the Oculus brand.
- reissbaker 5y agoI don't think specifically any one person's mom is the definition of niche. To bring some comparative data to the discussion, the Sega Dreamcast — which was considered a failed console — easily outsold all versions of the Quest.