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Im very excited to try this VR and reality games. Indeed, this project really very enjoyable and interesting. Hope to start this project here in the Philippines.

Me too, I'm so excited to try VR Technology along with my friends and my family I'm sure that we are all likely to enjoy it here.

To have a branch here on Philippines is not impossible, but for now I think they are more focusing to their plans. But maybe no one knows if their project will run smoothly and accordingly, they will have an idea to put some branch here.

I think before investors and businesses like this enter our market/economy we should establish a good relationship in the international community and give them a positive feedback and security that philippines is a good investment place to be. With current government i can say pretty soon enough big businesses and investors will put some bucks in here.

I think if VR will enter the Philippines. they will not be too big here. because we know that the Philippines is small in comparison to the countries that first built the amusement park. but it's not impossible to get VR. We know that this project is not impossible because our project is very nice.

I think it will depends on what area they plan to execute the installation of their branch. Because there are still many available commercial and industrial area in our country.

Yes, there are populated places in our country yet the target market is a lil bit off. It can't be accessed by low-middle class people. Having the price that strikes 850-1200php is too much. Most of the family that will spend their time will be practical, in a sense that the expense while availing the service will be spent for foods.