The problem with VR tech is that it is fixing problems, not adding new features. People don't understand how insanely complicate it is to have controllers that

The problem with VR tech is that it is fixing problems, not adding new features. People don't understand how insanely complicate it is to have controllers that track independently of the headset (think about it, what is their reference point and how do they know where they are in relation to each other and everything else?), but it is a giant leap in the technology. It allows you to do things like put your hand behind your back, or use it in bright (or dark) rooms where it doesn't need the controller lights to be seen to track. It just 'works better' so people don't care. It isn't a shiny new app or some new ability it didn't do before, it just does what it does... better...