Nostalgic and a bit sad.

I noticed the same thing in Goa, India last year. It made me miss the heyday of the mall in the US.

It's nowhere near moon-sized, but I really liked the massive spaceship in Aniara.

Hi, I'm Christopher!

I'm a news & features writer at Game Rant hoping to eventually write about XR exclusively. I also have a YT channel where I try to cover the wider XR landscape beyond just gaming, and I'm currently scripting a video about the VR arts scene that I can't wait to put together!

Welcome, Robert! Great job with City of Gangsters, I really enjoyed that game.

Tech news and editorial writer here still trying to work up the nerve to finally give writing fiction a shot.

What's been the most surprising/unexpected thing about the day-to-day work of being in Congress? Good or bad.

Yup. I made an account on Threads just now to see what it was all about and immediately came back here lol.

You're stronger than me lol

I imagine that definitely plays a role. It's why I'm going to be intrigued to see if VRC shows up in the discussion more once the Creator Economy stuff is fully implemented. Non-tech outlets may actually give VRC a nod in their "metaverse" coverage once there's money on the table.

Also forgot to mention Road to VR alongside UploadVR as one of the sites out there that are putting out fantastic XR coverage free of fluff.

Forgot a few words in the OP: "to make sure I'm not printing inaccurate information"

Most media outlets, non-tech ones in particular, seem to have an aversion to mentioning VRC despite it being arguably the most successful VR social platform.

I almost feel like it's a conscious choice not to bring it up, because otherwise it just means they literally aren't researching their topic.