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i think if you go in with an open mind and you try a bunch of experiences i think if you try enough experiences i bet there's one in there that is pretty captivating and keep you coming back
once vr transitions to be how you interact with your computer let's say right so when i'm working on my computer i look at my screen right now but i could be wearing a very lightweight vr headset where comfort is another major factor right lightweight headset i see everything i'm in vr all day while i'm working
technically the quest has ar in it right you have that pass-through mode where you can kind of lay out your guardian and see through that's ar
once vr transitions to be how you interact with your computer let's say right so when i'm working on my computer i look at my screen right now but i could be wearing a very lightweight vr headset where comfort is another major factor right lightweight headset i see everything i'm in vr all day while i'm working
hardly anyone has the budget to really push it because the size of the market just isn't there yet to justify spending 50 million dollars on a game
the power of the quest is somewhat limited but it's pretty impressive
i think if you go in with an open mind and you try a bunch of experiences i think if you try enough experiences i bet there's one in there that is pretty captivating and keep you coming back
what we found is that our numbers show that a a strong portion of our players who do play and and get past a certain point stick around and they keep playing and in our case we have a golf game so our demographic is a little bit different than the average vr demographic that oculus shares uh we we lean a little bit older which is pretty interesting and you know we've we've got quite a few players that are over 60 that play almost daily