I was thinking about trying out a streaming service this week. Then my buddy invited me over, so that solved that. Of course, the HN audience is pretty differe

I was thinking about trying out a streaming service this week. Then my buddy invited me over, so that solved that. Of course, the HN audience is pretty different from the average American, so we should take comments here with a grain of salt. What I find more interesting (and which the HN audience might be able to weigh in on with more authority) is the possibilities around pay-per-view tickets to watch sporting events through an immersive AVP-enabled experience. I would think people might pay hundreds of dollars for tickets to big games (or even regular games, if they're big fans). In some ways, watching at home is much more convenient than having to drive to the arena, park, walk 1/4 miles to your seat, etc. And unless you have expensive seats, you'd have a better view (plus instant replays) watching from home. If they can find a way to make the fan experience the same via goggles, I think that's a multi-billion dollar business.