Meta’s recent cuts to its VR division, including the closure of three studios, have raised concerns about the future of VR. While the short-term impact is concerning, the long-term outlook remains positive with the emergence of new competitors like Steam Frame.

This article discusses Meta's decision to scale back its investment in virtual reality, featuring insights from VR experts Cassia Curran and Andrew Eiche. The experts weigh in on the potential impact on the VR industry, the role of Gen Alpha in the future of VR, and the emergence of new competitors like Steam Frame. They also critique Meta's strategy and the challenges posed by Meta Horizon Worlds.