Welcome to another weekend bonus episode of the Tech Mem Right Home.

I'm Brian McCullough.

Alrighty, as mentioned, for my birthday this year, I got my first VR rig and Oculus Quest 2 because I figured if the Apple AR VR

thingy is coming if Facebook continues to invest heavily in VR, then I figured it was time to, you know, maybe

be not functionally inexperienced with this space.

And that's already borne fruit with all of the headlines in the AR VR VR stuff that we've had already already I'm looking to get my hands on some NFTs to understand that as well.

I've got an only-fans account to understand the dynamics of what works in the creator economy,

and that's the only reason I have an only-fans account, I swear.

Anyway, this is just an episode of me

doing research and you listening in. We're going to talk about some of the things

that I've learned about VR and to do so we're going to talk to two folks.

For some of you might know Kyle Hilliard because he was the host of our

Gaming Ride Home Podcast before the pandemic put paid to that show. He's a

veteran games journalist and actually you can still hear Kyle talk about

gaming on the Min Max Podcast. There's a link to that in the show notes.

Kyle helps me understand the state of the industry from a developer and corporate and startup perspective.

And also we're going to talk to Seth Rinninger, who is a kind-hearted listener to this

podcast, who when I put out the word for someone to help me get on boarded with the

Oculus platform kindly answered the call and helped guide me through getting my VR legs under me.

My discussion with Seth is designed to give you an idea of where VR is at at this moment,

so if you were looking to give it a go yourself you'll know the

lay of the land better than I did please enjoy.

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