I don't know that either has to "win." Oculus games clearly replace the hardcore FPS/Computer game sort of market, whereas Glass games are more a replacement fo

I don't know that either has to "win." Oculus games clearly replace the hardcore FPS/Computer game sort of market, whereas Glass games are more a replacement for cell phone games, more casual things, or real-life MMOs/ARGs (which there hasn't really been a market for before, except maybe Ingress and a few others). I see both being pretty popular with gamers (although I guess the stereotypical ones who just sit at home all the time won't necessarily enjoy ARGs).