Two years have passed from The Verge article sarcastically titled "Virtual reality is always ALMOST here" and yes, truth is that this is still valid nowadays. Virtual reality didn't go mainstream yet. You don't see it in the roads, you don't see it in nearly all videoclips, and sales of VR games are good but not exactly impressive. Why? Because there's so much work to do in making a 5-seconds wow factor become something irreplaceable and worth buying. Especially when this comes at a high price, and often with problems of cables, doors, uncomfortable experiences, health factors and so on.
This is not something me and you can do anything about it - VR walks mostly on the shoulders of giants like Facebook and Google. Ensoul strongly believes in VR - Soulvu is the result of two years of work. It's not virtual reality like it's probably meant to be, where you can wander around in magical places walking and touching stuff. Point is, that virtual reality is still a niche.