Occulus Rift Business Idea?

[TheSiege]

I know I wouldnt go out and buy one,not with $650+$350 GPU+PC price. But I would probably pay around $20 bucks or so to try it out for an hour.

So that got me thinking, I wonder if I should get a decent setup and let people try it out as a business? It seems like these small shops in the mall that cater to these kinds of things seem to ultimately fail, but who knows, if the price is right and I had a few of them. I am wondering if I could make some cash. Thoughts?

 

[JM Aggie08]

Sounds like a great way to spread head lice.

 

[ImpulsE69]

Sounds like a great way to spread head lice.

So...a second company by the same person specializing in head lice removal?

 

[rorybronx]

go for it, i'd say. why not trying something new. i tried a business that brought me $1 020 in one month and i practically did nothing.
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[disappoint]

Sounds like a great way to spread head lice.

Disposable head covers included. Like the ones surgeons wear. Factor the cost into the final price.

 

[cbrunny]

http://www.ctrlv.ca/

does decently well I think. They're franchising. Just hop on.

 

[draknon]

There's a VR arcade near me that opened up last year called Nova VR. It looks like they use Vives instead of Rifts but they have 3 rooms setup with sofas that they say are good for 1-4 people and they have a 4th larger room setup that has space for 5-10. Interestingly, they only charge $20-$22 an hour for the room, it doesn't matter how many people you bring.