I mean, AAA games for VR get a lot more hype because ... well, because that's a part of the spend, on marketing, etc. But the vast majority of games (on Oculus

I mean, AAA games for VR get a lot more hype because ... well, because that's a part of the spend, on marketing, etc. But the vast majority of games (on Oculus at least) are very much casual games in the vein of Beat Saber, but they all suck and our Oculus has been gathering dust once the novelty of Beat Saber wore thin. I don't think the article makes a compelling case for a "why". I'll take a shot at it -- it's a technological dead end. Maybe there are applications for AR once the technology matures, but VR is never going to be a holodeck. The movement-based mechanics of the Wii and the Kinect and whatever the Playstation crap was had a moment in the sun and then we all moved on because there was no killer app, just a bit of novelty.