Dec.27 — Tech forecasters have long believed that video-gaming would be the gateway for virtual reality to eventually go mainstream. And 2016 was seen as the year the VR market might turn a corner. That’s because long-awaited, high-end hardware from Oculus, HTC and Sony finally hit shelves. So did the debuts live up to the hype? Bloomberg’s Kaitlin Meehan reports.
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