> What they actually have to do is make sure every person who gets one has the most perfect experience possible. This is particularly important when it comes t

> What they actually have to do is make sure every person who gets one has the most perfect experience possible. This is particularly important when it comes to a VR headset, where it's very easy for bad initial experiences to literally physically condition the user into getting sick every time they put on a VR headset. Stepping the most diehard fans through how to metaphorically "hold it right" also gives them a built-in backstop of support when it comes to preventing those issues with future consumers once they eventually hit the point of proper mass market production.