The VR industry promised limitless experiences to everyone before the hardware, content, and input methods existed. The real failure was selling boundless possibilities through a device that blends virtual and real when the market wasn't ready.
Why did we all get it so wrong that we wanted to offer everything to everybody? We're like, yes, VR, you can do anything. How come are we so blind that we're like, limitless experiences, you can do it from day one when everything else was actually off, both hardware, creative output and input that's already on the platform? Like, what was going on in our minds?
Okay, so I guess what you're saying is what is the main narrative and where did it fail? And I think the main narrative is limitless possibilities with a device that mixes the virtual and the real.
