That is a lot of windows for one room! It must be all window.
Yea, across the back and side wall. Thank god for window shades because the afternoon sun can be blinding.
So I get you like the game then?
So far it's entertaining. It'll lose it's luster after a while.
I don't know how long these things retained their longevity, from a gameplay or interest perspective.
I can't imagine how much I've spent over the years. A couple different Nintendo consoles, Play Station consoles, Wii, and others. Those game cartridges ran @ $50 each. At least the VR apps have been relatively inexpensive. A $15 game costs about the same as 2 beers at the bar but lasts a lot longer. Makes it easy to justify those impulse buys.
The guys who developed my golf game really hit on a solid business model which I think will keep people playing for a long time. The game comes with a couple free courses. There are 3 modes of gameplay - Novice, Amateur, and Pro, and various wind and green speeds. New courses are add-ons that normally run about $7. There are currently about 16 courses and another to drop any day now. You can still play the courses you don't own by joining a multiplayer game that was set up by someone who does own it. It also has practice areas, a few other games in the clubhouse. I own them all but got some for free for being a beta tester. They have now offered a subscription service for @ $75 a year which allows you to play everything. There are 15 more courses promised in 2024. Rumors that Augusta will be there eventually.
it also includes TopGolf which is a driving range type franchise in the US.
The kicker is that each time they release a new course your playing an entirely new game. All new scenery. You need to learn each new fairway and green. It's impossible to not want to get each new course.
I just saw something this morning that they may be adding a mixed reality putting green so you can practice putting in your living room.