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Spot on, we're just a hair about 2k.

Oh boy, there is a lot I could say. My arcade is all room-scale, if you're in a tourist heavy location then you could do free-roam, but if not I wouldn't recommend it as you will have very limited options. Make sure your lease is as cheap as you can get it, for me it is my highest cost. Second highest cost is my employee cost, but I have a guy that is very knowledgeable on the games, he knows them almost as well as I do, and we're able to catch people before they fall because we can 'read' them pretty well when they get into VR and we can tell if they're someone that's likely to fall. If you can, find a company that will insure the VR gear for when customers break them, I couldn't after trying many, many times, so I'm always trying my best to catch people before they fall and break gear or punch walls and break them. It's in my waivers that they fill out that I can charge them for any gear they break while hear, but I never act on that unless I can tell someone did it on purpose or after being told not to do something over and over. Those are the things that come to mind, oh, and do a lot of research into the getting the right VR gear. I use the HTC Vive Pro because of the durability of the HMD and the controllers, but it has been discontinued and so finding replacement parts can be pretty tricky.

@@craig1287 You have been very kind for your advice. I appreciate it so much!. In my project the games would be from a company with a pay per player quote, who offers an Arena management SW and technical support. The glasses to use are Quest 3, cheaper than HTC and lighter for the client. You leave me thinking about the staff, thank you. Regarding the location, here the investment is high if I opt for the best area, so thinking about online reservations and birthday parties I would opt for a location further away, do you not recommend this? Does the client value the experience of playing VR and moving freely? Does he return to the premises? thanks for your help. Nice to meet you. good luck with your project. Gabriel greets you from Uruguay!

I would really like to, I do miss it. Sadly, the VR scene has become a little stagnant. With the success of the Meta Quest, it's not all that powerful of a headset and so a lot of games can't really do the big leaps in gameplay and visuals that early VR games were doing. Having said that, there are still a ton of VR games I do want to show off.

mhm I got the quest 3 its a good headset its just the battery life thats bad on it but if I want to extend it I can just nplay PCVR with link cable@@craig1287

These were some fun times.

Good luck, just ease them into it. Despite VR being something that can appeal so much to non-traditional gamers it can also be more scary for them to get into it. Putting that headset on, there's a lot more visual information and stimulation they receive. Also, not being able to visually look down and see your controller to see the buttons you're expected to hit can be a barrier for a lot of people.

I should probably know what you mean by MDM, but I'm drawing a blank. Like a software to monitor what the stations are playing and also manually launch them into games?

Yes bro.. such as ArborXR..

@@dennisl.2027 I use Springboard for a lot of what we do.

@@craig1287thanks for the sharing bro.. fist bump..🤜

Have fun, just don't get motion sick. That fast movement in VR can really mess with ya.

Still alive. I've been very addicted to Magic the Gathering in the last 5 years, big time. I've also started to learn how to use Unreal Engine 5 and hope to create some VR games in the next few years.

That is so awesome to hear. I do miss making videos. She recently had surgery on her achilles heel and still has a bit of recovery time, so maybe one day I can get her back in there.

That's pretty wild! If you don't mind me asking, is she fairly young, like under 45?

@@craig1287 i think 46

@@inklazer3447 That's awesome that she is able to handle E+.

I do jump in and join my customers from time to time (I opened a VR arcade). I love the parkour race track things.

@@craig1287 ok

I'm happy that she enjoyed it despite not catching on so fast. People can get really frustrated in VR so easily but it's a whole new way to interact with your world, so it does take time. I hope she keeps enjoying it more and more.

Oh, I still play. I opened a VR arcade, so I play there from time to time.

Yeah but what about Beat Saber videos?

@craig1287 What about Beat Saber videos?

@@leflynx I sadly don't have the time to recorder, edit, render, and upload videos. Maybe if I had tried to grow the channel a little more I could put more time back into it. Possibly one day, I do miss it a lot.

@@craig1287 Do you play the new Beat Saber? "Why I am asking this question" because you played the old one before..

It’s always nice to see a recent comment from a video made 5 years ago

This is not the way to spread your message. People dislike spam, it is not a positive thing.

Oh wow, best of luck to you! It's been such a rewarding experience to bring quality VR to people and blow their minds, I hope that you can get that chance soon.

Oh boy, it was a long time ago, but yeah, I'm pretty sure it's just a centrifuge that pulls you against the wall as it spins.