Twelve months ago the Virtual Reality World Congress in Bristol, England, was a sell-out show, with over 750 attendees gawping over the latest VR hardware and production techniques.
This year's event, which took place last week, attracted even more participants – more than 1,200 over three days – but the mood felt decidedly less upbeat. Virtual reality, it seems, has been mugged by reality.
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