> Gaming consoles and PCs have not had an "iphone moment" after decades because their market is and always will be limited.
56% of US households have at least one gaming console.
56% of US households have at least one gaming console.
Likely no consumer product will reach the success of the smartphone.
Which is to say, it's still an unwieldy box you put on your head. But even hand-tracking works well now, so for a lot of games you don't strictly need the controllers.
And while cooking is enjoyable, that doesn't mean you want to spend the time on it every single day, twice or more!
Do you think restaurants are a novelty? Takeout/delivery/fast food?