I'll tell you what I'm surprised about. I'm surprised that Virtual Reality games haven't become mainstream yet, and that they haven't been introduced as in home games yet.

I remember in the mid-late 80's, Space Port (old arcade in Woodbridge Center) used to have a few VR games. They were fun to play but expensive. Even now, if you go to Great Adventure they have some great Star Wars VR games that are a lot of fun. Nintendo introduced the glove for the NES back in the day, but it had it's flaws. They also introduced the Virtual Boy, I think that's what it was called. But this was pulled from the shelves as many were having seizures from it. I owned a Virtual Boy and thought it was pretty cool. The tennis game was fun but annoying that everything was red.

I would think VR would have to be the next gen of video gaming. Could you imagine playing a VR Unreal Tournament? Or a VR RPG, that would be sick.