I don't think it needs to sell 100 million units to be successful.
Plenty of people are willing to wear giant head sets while playing COD online, so I think over time that issue will fade.
It definitely changes the gaming experience.
Also the industry isn't just 14 year old kids that have to ask mommy or daddy for every piece of game hardware they buy. For plenty of adults, $250-$300 is nothing, that's the price of a cheap tablet.
If the experience is *compelling* enough, then I think there will be people who want to try it.







