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I think it's still gaining momentum (mostly via Oculus Quest).
I actually think VR "brothels" would sell a lot of people on it because I always get asked about porn.
One of my friends got a chance to try some VR games at an arcade a month or two ago and his major takeaway was how good the porn would be.
It needs to go porn > greater adoption > actually interesting games and experiences.
We've had decades of fun and creativity squeezed out of button interfaces, I don't understand why people don't think exponentially more would be possible with VR.
Right now, it mostly appeals to people looking for a fairly extreme form of escapism (which is why our VR general is almost 100% dedicated to people trying to emulate an animé social life).