You are reading my post as very emotionally driven. As a non-gamer, and non-VR headset buyer, I am reading about this the same way you might read about defense

You are reading my post as very emotionally driven. As a non-gamer, and non-VR headset buyer, I am reading about this the same way you might read about defense companies. You, and the parent post, believe that gamers as a market, unlike sell phone consumers, buy on purely pragmatic grounds. Given that more money is spent on game advertising than game development, I would say the industry money disagrees.