Following the strategy of Facebook. I bought a Rift S at the time. VR can be amazing. But since then the device has to be regularly cleaned from dust and now si

Following the strategy of Facebook. I bought a Rift S at the time. VR can be amazing. But since then the device has to be regularly cleaned from dust and now sits inside a box that probably doesn't get opened very often. The technology has still problems and is very anti-social. You would only use it if you are alone and you would also need enough space. I believe it would have been much more successful if developers didn't close up their environments to the largest degree possible because you need the hobby developers to make interesting stuff. There are examples here and there, but I haven't seen too much of that. Having Microsoft keeping you "safe" can be turned into a horror movie.