Is Virtual Reality Becoming a Commercial Failure?

“Compared to last year’s survey, a greater share of this year’s respondents have just released a VR game (13 percent last year vs. 15 percent this year), but fewer are working on VR games or plan to in the future — last year 24 percent said they were working on a VR game, and 23 percent said their next game would be in VR,” added the report.

“This is the third year in a row we’ve asked respondents whether they believe VR/AR is a long-term, sustainable business, and for the first time we’re witnessing a rise in the number of ‘No’ answers,” the report continued. Developers are awaiting a ‘must have’ game that will drive gamers to the platform in droves, similar to how the “Halo” franchise propelled legions of gamers to the original Xbox.

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