strategically speaking, what is the current state of VR?

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>>59713795
completely dead

For normal consumers? A total failure like predicted.

For educational/scientific purposes? Interesting

>>59713795
i went to a museum and they had a room full of VR shit, i guess it was for education or something

>>59713795
Needs time to mature.

But for now? Pretty much dead. Come back in a few years.

dead for consumers

niche industries might have some use

early adopters got raped by merchants

>>59713795
it's doing well, but still too expensive

People don't want something you have to wear. Just make holographic screens already you morans.

What about starting a business with VR?

Would it be profitable to start a VR arcade with all the amenities required for FPS, racing, and space sim games, etc?

>>59716259
no, no good games

>>59716265
For FPS, maybe, there are only a few quality games like Onward and Robo recall.

Afaik there are a few quality Racing / Space / flying sims.

But I agree with your general sentiment, there's only a few quality titles for it

>>59716311
We're also getting jewed out of games like Resident Evil 7 on VR

>>59716188
>early adopters got raped by merchants
Early adopters got raped by their stupidity.
I'm still kinda jealous for porn but that's it.

Amazing for porn