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Hello! B.R.B. UK. Worst teeth. Better accents. Hello, hello and indeed a hoi-hoid. Ladies and gentlemen. And welcome to episode 268 of BRB UK.

I'm just going to enjoy the sound of silence. Isn't that amazing?

Sound of silence.

There's only me and Coleman here this week.

I'm Dan. He's Coleman.

Hi.

Hi. And there's no Tim, because he's off putting VR things on his face.

His single man crusade to keep VR as a run of relevant entertainment medium continues and he's gone on tour.

It's doing fine.

Yeah, well, yeah, all right.

Now he's not here, we can actually admit that VR's actually pretty good.

Really?

Yeah.

I'm still, no, mate, I am not convinced still. I'm still not convinced.

All right, fair enough. I enjoy playing VR and I'm still enjoy playing VR and it's a decent platform. I don't think it's like the future of gaming or anything. I reckon it's going to be a stepping stone into the thing, the thing, the thing of the thing of the thing, that will become the future of gaming at some point. Yeah, it will. But it's fun. It's a novelty. It's a novelty thing that I enjoy playing with. And at some point, I intend to pick up one of those headsets myself and take it back to my folks for Christmas and get my mum to play something like alien isolation, I don't know.

And become a YouTube millionaire as you film the hilarity. That's the only way in which, you know how Tim Blessing calls these things an investment,

which they're clearly not? I think once he's called it that, when he bought one for the site.

Yeah, it's an investment. But if you could use your VR headset for the Forces of Evil, as Coleman

has just described, then yes, it could be an investment that turns you into an internet superstar,

and you could have all of the YouTube millions.

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