Virtual Reality (VR) has been a buzzword (bzzzzz) for quite some time now, promising to revolutionize how we experience and interact with technology. With the growing availability of affordable VR (sort of) headsets and advancements in VR technology, many enthusiasts and industry experts have painted a rosy picture of a future where VR dominates various aspects of our lives. However, despite the hype, there are reasons to be skeptical about the future of virtual reality. I'm not just looking at you, Horizon Call of the Mountain. One of the main concerns with VR is its adoption rater (the number of people snagging these things up). While VR has gained some traction in the gaming and entertainment industries as of late with the likes of Beat Saber and VR Chat, it has yet to become mainstream. The cost of entry for high-quality VR experiences, including the price of VR headsets and compatible hardware, remains a barrier for many consumers. The PSVR2 is $549.99 for example. Additionall