>I'm sure the technology for VR is kickass and the games are great, but nobody wanted or asked for "disruption" in the videogame space. Nobody ever asked for d

>I'm sure the technology for VR is kickass and the games are great, but nobody wanted or asked for "disruption" in the videogame space. Nobody ever asked for disruption... that's why it's called disruption. But it turns out that VR never really disrupted games anyways. It just created a new category. Most people don't care about VR and have just continued playing normal games that are already expensive enough. VR has just added to the pie, not taken a slice.