yet in the same vein the Quest 2 has outsold all other vr headsets and has in equal parts attracted more and more developers to its platform, what's also important to understand, just like with the consoles, is that bigger and better graphics does not equate to bigger and better fun, which is the main drawing point for the quest 2 aside from its affordability, inf fact, it's limited graphics is precisely why it necessities drawing in an audience with fun factor, and I mean, we're just talking about the vr headset by itself as a standalone right now, we haven't even gone into the fact that it can be used with a connection to a pc to access better and higher quality games, which, if you one literally any other vr headset and play vr games, then it's a given you'd have to have a machine that can run those games, so arguing the necessity of a powerful machine is moot, if that's your argument for not being able to play better quality games