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Intro: VR Is Back, But Still Makes You Vomit
Every year since 2016, VR devs scream “This is the year!” It’s 2025 and VR/AR gaming is bigger than ever — but still loaded with Pok Gai problems. Sure, headsets are lighter, graphics sharper, and AR layers your world with waifus, but the price tags and nausea still hit harder than any boss fight.

Gamers love to flex VR as “immersion,” but let’s be real: most people just buy it, play Beat Saber for a week, then let it collect dust.

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Why VR/AR Gaming Is Growing in 2025

• Headsets finally less bulky (but still overpriced).

• AR apps layer your world with chaos.

• Social VR platforms = digital clown hangouts.

• Big studios cashing in with VR ports.

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Top VR/AR Hits in 2025

• Half-Life Alyx 2 (rumored): Still carrying VR like a Pok Gai donkey.

• Beat Saber DLC Pack 99: Who knew lightsabers could be this expensive?

• Pokémon AR: Catch Pokémon in your toilet now.

• Meta Horizon Worlds: Still cringe, still dead.

Why Gamers Pretend VR Is the Future
Because flexing your VR headset makes you look “techy.” Reality check: most VR lobbies are ghost towns. AR apps? Fun for 10 minutes, then you realize nobody else cares.

The Real Problems With VR/AR in 2025

• Headset prices higher than GPUs.

• Motion sickness still nukes casuals.

• Most VR “games” are tech demos.

• AR apps drain battery faster than Pok Gai gachas.

Where VR/AR Might Actually Work
Training sims, fitness, niche weeb games. Outside that? Still hype. Still Pok Gai disappointments.

The PokGai Verdict
VR/AR gaming is shiny, expensive, and still clown-powered. Fun for flexing, not for long-term play.

Pok Gai Verdict: VR/AR = immersion for 10 minutes, dust collector for 10 years.

FAQ: VR/AR Gaming

Q1: What are the best VR games in 2025?
Beat Saber, Half-Life Alyx, niche fitness apps.

Q2: Is AR gaming popular in 2025?
Yes, but most apps are gimmicks.

Q3: Why is VR still expensive?
Because headset companies love milking Pok Gai wallets.

Q4: Does VR still cause motion sickness?
Yes — unless you’re built like a tank.

Q5: Is VR worth it in 2025?
Only if you love flexing dusty tech.

Q6: What’s the future of AR games?
Probably Pokémon clones. Always Pokémon clones.

Q7: Will VR replace consoles?
Not unless nausea becomes a core feature.