It's extremely clear that VR will, for the next decade at least, be anything as a semi-niche entertainment format. AR will be the future, and VR will only take

It's extremely clear that VR will, for the next decade at least, be anything as a semi-niche entertainment format. AR will be the future, and VR will only take off when AR is ubiquitous and the AR hardware can be used to deliver VR content/experiences. I think the premise of current consumer VR investments and experiences (Meta, ahem), are wasted money - the future will be something like a miniaturized magicleap/hololens. Unlike the 90s, I think a lot of the required hardware precursors for success exist. The remaining "hard" precursors are display tech and interaction methods/input. When that's solved, then we will have at least the required baseline for building decent AR/VR experiences.