Evr Share Discussion Threads

[hazl] 05/4/2019 15:24

well it seems to be working upto the end of April already!

[hazl] 05/4/2019 08:07

great start....

[hazl] 05/4/2019 07:47

certainly getting more noticed.....

[ch1rp] 04/4/2019 17:23

Someone is keen. Cheap as :)))

[costax1654x] 04/4/2019 17:15

Bloe is one to watch for tomorrow

[hazl] 04/4/2019 13:45

Thanks burtond I think it is a very fair article and equates very well with the differing views here too.

[bbtablet] 04/4/2019 10:47

interesting start

[burtond1] 04/4/2019 08:33

Can UK-listed VR firms #EVRH #VRE and #DEV live up to the hype?We revisit some of the most well-known UK-listed stocks in the #VR sector in @melodyvirtual @vreducation & @dev_clever to see what they have been doing and where they could be heading next..https://twitter.com/tmsreach/status/1113703987436503040?s=21

[bbtablet] 03/4/2019 19:23

horrible finish

[hazl] 03/4/2019 09:06

oops sorry above capitals...
interesting start

[hazl] 03/4/2019 09:04

SEEMS TO BE WORKING UPTO SOMETHING.

[birtwhistle] 02/4/2019 14:50

Phowdo, this column also goes on to say that lower sales are due to early adopters of VR awaiting the next generation of headsets.

This in essence means the Go which is all that concerns Melody but which didn't even launch until a third of the way through the year.

Since then it's a fair bet it's taken the lion's share of VR sales. Why wouldn't it? Apart from anything else it's less than half the price of any of the old tech, which is where the drop is likely to have happened.

[hazl] 02/4/2019 11:39

...take it your positive then.....

its not that they aren't growing any more it is just that they are taking longer than expected to take off.
That's the way I see it.
No guarantees in this business.

[phowdo] 02/4/2019 11:16

Gaming and porn are seen as the 2 main growth pillars of VR.
If they arent growing anymore then it doesn't bode well for VR concerts.
It does perhaps explain why the directors chose to cash in millions at 16p/share and why the shareprice has struggled since.

[phowdo] 02/4/2019 11:09

VR gaming having a tough time.

"virtual reality has had a tougher time - with sales down 20% since 2017."

[hazl] 01/4/2019 15:14

Seems people on Twitter expecting news around this month nearer the end.


IMO

[backtogo] 01/4/2019 15:06

500 dollars for oculus quest. A bit pricey for a mainstream audience. And that's what EVRH need. They'll never make money dependent on geeks buying concerts. It is a tiny fraction of the millions who buy music unfortunately.

[hazl] 01/4/2019 11:42

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[hazl] 01/4/2019 11:38

Twitter

'We've got a huge announcement. #VRChat is coming Spring 2019 to Oculus Quest! @OculusGaming #oculusquest'

[hazl] 01/4/2019 09:45

'Following a sold-out comeback tour, the Streets played a run of shows at the O2 Brixton Academy (4,921) in London. The Birmingham band’s frontman Mike Skinner describes the Brixton gig captured on VR as “an absolute mazza”. “You can even follow me jumping into the crowd and see the panic on my tour manager’s face,” says Skinner.

Fans of country singer Thomas Rhett can experience his performance at the 18,900-capacity Honda Centre in Anaheim, California, from the artist’s point of view. “It’s amazing being able to experience the show from this perspective,” comments Rhett.

Drum and bass group Rudimental’s show at Alexandra Palace in London (10,400) is also available on the VR platform, along with a line-up of guests including John Newman, Tom Walker, Jess Glynne and Anne Marie.

“There are a lot of things that excite us about VR,” says Rudimental. “If you are just standing in the crowd you might miss things, but if you are watching in VR you get to see so much more.”

[hazl] 31/3/2019 22:37

I do agree that the general VR market has been slow to take off. That doesn't mean that this company is not doing the right thing but that the sector as a whole is not performing yet as hoped. Sentiment can change. If the management is good they will survive. If not then you might be right. I am prepared to wait and see but l do see signs of progress in other influential institutions so l believe the industry will have a future . We will see.