We’re seldom compared to Warren Buffet at PCG. Two grand for a graphics card that’ll be obsolete before the next general election? Add to basket. Five games that will remain unplayed for eternity, bought in a Steam sale? Another sound investment. And yes, absolutely do tell us more about that RGB gaming chair – we can always pay in instalments. With all that said, even we found our faces pinching into a tight wince when Meta released its latest VR division financials and revealed $4.3bn going out and a whopping, er, $440m coming back in.
Meta’s first quarter report disclosed that Reality Labs, the artist formerly known as Facebook’s VR department, showed a massive
