> but the screen is going to be much better back in your real living room. You don't want to watch Netflix in VR because the screen door effect sucks Some of t

> but the screen is going to be much better back in your real living room. You don't want to watch Netflix in VR because the screen door effect sucks Some of the stuff that’s done well today (e.g. some of the Oculus originals) I already find to be far more immersive and engaging than sitting 20’ away from a screen on the wall. I think the tech to make AR mainstream for consumers is still years away, and in the meantime, entertainment in VR is the killer app. I expect this is where Apple may be the main (only?) threat to Oculus. They have the AppleTV+ studios to turn out great original content, and a core skill set in performant and beautiful mobile devices will killer displays. (Not to mention a lot of brand loyalty with folks already in their ecosystem). We’ll see what the price is though…