Based on what Kube's said, that would be cool.
Oh, except for the fact there isn't enough room on the Earth for what we do currently, and you'd need millions of dollars to make giant arenas underground - where we could create underground housing (which is the only place we could go to make houses with current tech - that is, until architects realize that you can put dirt and water on the top of a block of flats to make both agriculture & housing in the same place - oh, and when people realize there's about 9 million square km of america with nothing but browny coloured hills and a few dirt roads)
I'd kinda agree with alex in that the only place you could fit a true VR experience would be an arcade. With it in an arcade, not only do you have the people who just go there for the VR, but you also have those just heading there 'cause it's there. Then you get more people interested in VR. Then you get more people interested in tech. Then you get more people interested in gaming. Then gaming has less of a bad reputation with everyone who knows nothing about what they're saying.
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Originally Posted by aleXtric
theres no profit to be made in VR imo
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doesn't really matter anyway because really the only people putting money INTO producing VR have massive setups filling their pockets with sweet dolla bills yo. (aka volvo and steam)