I actually think that MSoft is being smart with the price of the HoloLens dev kit.
They know that the current iteration of the device with its low Field Of View is not good enough to use for games, but it is for enterprise and educational purposes. Those are the users and developers they are going after.
In a few years, once they are able to increase the FOV without making it too expensive, Microsoft will include gaming as one of the selling points of HoloLens and will push games development to the delight of some of those devs.
Please excuse my bad English.
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