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Yeah but VR is rather old tech and has been viable for a while now... The real novelty here is head motion tracking and price/confort ratio... But it is rather limited beside first person games it is nothing more than a close up display... To be frank outside of FPS and racing games and other Sims for which I will love the tech I'd much rather enjoy my 65 SUHD curved screen I'll be getting myself for christmas... Or a nice high video projector

AR on the other hand with a full FOV lets you enjoy both setting without discrimination and less limitation... The reason I get behind techs like touch more than a decade ago (before iPod) or Kinect and probably hololens is because those are or were the tech of tomorrow that need support... VR is a yesterday tech that's about ready for mass market... Nothing really exciting in supporting it... But sure plenty to be enjoyed in the near future....

But bashing new embryonic techs with a lot of potential is about as productive than the people that jailed Galileo... They are just encouraging apathy and stagnation...and seriously lack of ambition and imagination...

I hope Sony will really get behind Morpheus and will try to go a step further (Sony rarely does, they like to play it ultra safe, especially now with the current line of conduct at the top management) not like they did with eye toy and move and other add on...

For now I'll keep my bet on Oculus when it comes down to VR tech and its future....