Recorded price fields
Mean catalog score by price tier
This compares stored score fields against stored base prices. It does not measure value, satisfaction, or current street price.
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Archived report · observed March 28, 2026
The State of VR, according to one catalog.
This is a transparent snapshot of 859 game records and 39 headset records. It shows what VR Eddie stored at the observation date—not what the entire market believes today.
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- Claim type
- Editorial, Aggregated, AI-assisted
- Observed
- Mar 28, 2026
- Reviewed
- Mar 28, 2026
- Method
- state-of-vr-catalog-snapshot-v1
- Confidence
- insufficient
- Coverage
- Not available
Sources
Inspectable source references are not available for this claim.
Known limitations
- This report summarizes VR Eddie catalog records; it is not a representative survey of the VR market or its users.
- Underlying score rows do not retain public source URLs or independently verifiable sample counts.
- Price fields, release windows, score averages, and hardware status may have changed after March 28, 2026.
- No conclusion on sales, adoption, happiness, retention, or market leadership should be drawn from these charts.
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What is actually counted.
Counts are computed from local catalog rows. Score averages describe those rows only and inherit their provenance gaps.
- Headset records
- 39
- Game records
- 859
- Mean headset catalog score
- 73.8
- Mean game catalog score
- 77.8
Historical score order
Ten highest stored game scores
The chart reproduces catalog ordering at the snapshot date. It is not a current “best games” claim.
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Catalog composition
Records by genre label
This describes the library's taxonomy and coverage. It should not be read as market share, demand, or engagement.
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Safe conclusions
What the snapshot can support
- The library contains more game records than headset records.
- Recorded game categories are unevenly represented.
- Stored score and price fields can be grouped and reproduced from the catalog.
Unsupported conclusions
What it cannot support
- Which product is best, most popular, or highest-rated today.
- How many people are satisfied, retained, purchasing, or active.
- Whether one price tier, platform, genre, or company leads the market.