Lol. I didn't jump on the bandwagon, I am the bandwagon. I've always maintained that VR in general is going to fail like Wii, Kinect, And Move. At most, it will end up successful like a steering wheel accessory for driving games. Maybe in 10 years or so things will be different, but these 1st gen devices are so primitive they're barely passable, and are currently more akin to a big screen 3DTV than real, interactive VR.

Seriously, if you want to defend PSVR specifically though, I never want to hear another Pony trash Xbox for having no games. PSVR has what, RE7, GT Sport, and maybe Farpoint then? A handful of real games after a year? If that's enough for you, fine, because what Xbox has for me is fine as well. It's your choice to support PSVR and that makes VR good enough for you. Think about this though: If Xbox is behind PS by a 2:1 margin because of games support, I would think you could see that a lack of good AAA games would negatively impact PSVR sales as well. For "some reason" you can't see that... but let's take the blinders off of you for a second and quit being naïve.

Devs losing money on almost every VR experience doesn't mean anything to you?
Sony's tradition of abandoning support for anything that's not a home console means nothing?
The 95% shovelware to 5% games ratio is not concerning, even though it's what killed all of motion control gaming?
The fact that a failed peripheral, the Move controllers, are the VR controls for PSVR doesn't bother you?

Like I said above, if E3 doesn't bring VR front and center, with AAA announcements, you can kiss PSVR goodbye, because it'll slowly follow the rest of the VR market right down the drain.