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In one of the oculus keynotes, Carmack actually talks a bit about how stuff like Oculus Go is popular for exactly the same reason of no space. For people that actually have a big comfy house and home theater, VR has little draw, but if you're stuck in a tiny space, being able to put on the headset and have a huge virtual space to watch stuff is really compelling.

Just watching videos is different than flailing your hands around playing actual games of course.