<p>Interesting question! In fact, there are already examples of how VR is changing arcades. In the US, virtual arcades are becoming new social hubs. People come not only to play, but also to socialize in a unique atmosphere. Here is an article on this topic https://esports-news.co.uk/2024/10/31/vr-arcades-american-gamers-new-social-hubs/ . Thanks to VR, arcades can offer players something they won’t get at home: multiplayer sessions with full immersion and unique locations. This really seems like a step forward in the entertainment industry.</p>