FAQ

VR stands for Vitual Reality.

7 years.

Glad you asked. Definetely not. VR is for gamers and non-gamers. You can tour the world without expensive flight tickets, you can exercise, or attend a concert - all in an immersive experience.

You can choose either play size. You can move around or sit down. In fact, both are similar in the game environment.

Sometimes you can feel discomfort from motion sickness, headaches, nausea, sweating, dizziness, excessive salivating or all of the above. This happens when movement during the game doesn't allign with your physical body movement.

- Take baby steps like a few minutes at a time

- Have someone tell you, you will be OK

- Wear Sea-Bands wristband

- Eat ginger 1-2 hour before you put on the VR headset

- If legal for you, try Marijuana or hemp oil

Avoid games that allows free movement in the virtual world. For example, car racing or flying games.

Other games that allow you to remain in one place with actual movement or teleportation should be fine.