To be positive in an arguably negative era for VR- I do think the Quest 3 hardware is exceptional. It hits the clearance for incredible VR if you take ergonomics aside. I've done a lot of research on this dynamic we find ourselves in the VR market today and an often missed point is how Quest 2 holds on as a peripheral. What do I mean by that? Quest 2 streaming a PCVR mod will run you only a PC-peripheral cost. Trivial cost for the value add. Steam Frame and even Quest 3 are way outside the effective value proposition to "jump in" your top traditional 2D games with VR. It isn't worth it unless you are already very into the medium. What we are seeing in PCVR Mod wave is gaming being proven, without a doubt, an exceptional part of the medium. Players love diving into their games. What was missed, and still somewhat resisted by traditional VR devs, is players want to be in their favorite IP. Mainstream players do not want built-for-VR unless it can be AAA like Alyx. $50 on a Quest 2 gets you there. A peripheral cost. Once you can sell me at this used Quest 2 pricing I believe having a headset becomes like your keyboard, mouse, or monitor. VR will be an expected feature of ALL PC games.