Source: Windows Central A couple of years ago, I wrote a piece about my thoughts on VR as it stood back then, having used the cheapest, most awkward solution, HP's old Windows Mixed Reality (WMR) headset. Despite the awkwardness of using that device, I still fancied the tech. The experience of mining in Minecraft VR in first-person was vivid, and blasting zombies in Arizona Sunshine VR just doesn't get old. At least, until you start feeling VR-fatigued, that is. As intrigued as I was by VR in 2019, my interest in it began to wane over time. It didn't seem like Microsoft's run on affordable VR tech panned out, with the Microsoft Store and WMR effort largely falling by the wayside in recent years. In addition, competing solutions like the HTC Vive remain prohibitively expensive, or in the case of Oculus, frustratingly bound to the Facebook platform.