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Like other people said, there aren't a lot of people buying into VR because there aren't enough games for it yet, and not enough developers making games for VR because there isn't enough of a playerbase there yet. Also VR is a long way from being useful and cheap enough for business to want to use it for virtual meetings or training or something like that. It's mostly just an entertainment platform right now.

I had a choice between buying a VR headset or buying a Switch and chose VR. The Switch has more games and the obvious portability advantage but VR is a unique experience that will only get better and better with time. Hopefully now that Half Life Alyx is out and causing a surge in VR's popularity there will be more developer interest in making games for it. It might be a couple years before we see the effects of that, but once there is enough people with VR for it to be worth making games for it you can bet the market will grow exponentially.