Blessing Adeoye Jr.

If you're buying something, you got to say, I know what I'm doing and I want this.

And that's why it's going to happen.

If my grandma had wheels, would she be a bicycle?

What are we talking about?

I don't want to be John Cena about it, but we don't live in that reality.

That's not what... You know what I mean?

Like, that would be part of it for sure.

Yeah.

But I also think it would have inevitably ended up being the same...

We don't have the vision for what VR wants to be.

There are the people like me who liked it and thought it was cool.

And then just, I expected it to progress and grow a bit more than it did in terms of the, not quality, but types of games.

The fact that what I could play right now on a PlayStation VR 2, not quality wise, but in terms of what I'm doing is so similar to PlayStation VR 1.

And it's just like, I just don't want the floaty hands and the disembodied thing and the bop in my head.

Oh, am I low enough?

And I'm like...

It's just not the game I want.

And there are tons of people who do want that, that just want to play VR and love it.

But I think VR... VR reminds me so much of what... And I know I've used the arcade analogy.

It's an arcade machine.