Virtual Reality Domains (VR)

mrcurly · May 12, 2014

Im betting big bucks on VR domains have a great future and with the big boys buying up VR companies, mainstream is a stones throw away.....

Lots of VR+keyword.com taken years ago and I noticed this sale a week or so back -

VRTechnology.com $3688

This was a steel and I can soon see everything from VRPoker / VRCasinos / VRShopping / VRBrowsing / VRTours / VRWorlds / etc etc....having a high price tag even now at the start of VR hitting mainstream...

I have just paid $x,xxx for a name but will not be showcasing as the domain is in escrow at present....

Feel free to showcase your VR domains If you like...

Cheers

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ametyst · Feb 26, 2017

subjot said:
Received $4200 offer on F*B*V*R in king

The domain is worth 7 figure...my opinion.

Elad n · Feb 26, 2017

AvTara said:
sales are coming. .

we just need to wait and time will reveal fortunes.. .

got these names in summer and will keep them for a couple of years . ..

AdvantagesVR.com
DominatedVR.com
DomineerVR.com
ElevatedVR.com
FlukeVR.com
GodsendVR.com
HazardousVR.com
OccupateVR.com
PredestinateVR.com
RelevationsVR.com
TerminationVR.com
TombRaiderVR.com

what do you guys think?

vr is the future...

I don't think user reaction to your names will change if you will change your user name..

ametyst said:
The domain is worth 7 figure...my opinion.

To a specific end user lol

ametyst · Feb 26, 2017

To a specific end user lol[/QUOTE]

Domain F*B*V*R should not be sold to non "specific" user

alcy · Feb 26, 2017

or to put differentlly.. all endusers are pretty specific

but hey... even if 5 figure domain now.. with VR at 1.6791%
they're going nowhere but up in future.. so let's leave somethign for future and say maybe 7 figures in future.. otherwise when futuer comes.. we may run out of figures to talk about.

LucidDomains · Feb 26, 2017

Think I might develop my mobile vr domain into a simple mobile vr comparison site with affiliate links. If anyone has experience with this, e.g. which affiliate programmes are around, please let me know. I could do amazon or may be something else.

Cheers

idomainappraisal · Feb 26, 2017

Just did

www.AIVRnews.com

We like combos of the term and have it (AIVR) as a 4 L in some new tld's

techname · Feb 27, 2017

techname said:
I tried to buy a Playstation VR headset today and they were sold out in all the major electronics stores in central Tokyo. They also couldn't give me any idea when they might have them in stock, including the flagship Sony store. I suppose this indicates that there is a lot of demand for this type of VR, at least in Japan.

I just noticed a few news reports stating that PSVR sales were stronger than expected, so thought I would update my post.

The Playstation VR headset is selling better than the company originally anticipated. When the device went on sale last October, Sony was cautious in its rollout. But speaking to The New York Times, it’s now offered the first concrete numbers for how well the device has been selling, providing a glimpse onto the overall health of the VR marketplace.

http://www.theverge.com/2017/2/26/14745602/sony-playstation-vr-sales-better-than-expected

Cal2 · Feb 27, 2017

idomainappraisal said:
Just did

www.AIVRnews.com

We like combos of the term and have it (AIVR) as a 4 L in some new tld's

Not saying your thoughts are wrong with positioning AI and VR side by side as you have, but I'm not getting the connection. Is the 'news' supposed to be covering the 2 tech areas separately, or is there a connection between the 2 areas that AIVRNews would focus on covering?

sirlordcomic · Feb 27, 2017

LucidDomains said:
Think I might develop my mobile vr domain into a simple mobile vr comparison site with affiliate links. If anyone has experience with this, e.g. which affiliate programmes are around, please let me know. I could do amazon or may be something else.

Cheers

Was thinking something similar for vr mobile...maybe even dropshipping VR headsets but I haven't found any good resources yet.

cheers

dnvia · Feb 27, 2017

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Manusakos · Feb 27, 2017

VRTopUp

Constantin S · Feb 27, 2017

techname said:
I just noticed a few news reports stating that PSVR sales were stronger than expected, so thought I would update my post.

The Playstation VR headset is selling better than the company originally anticipated. When the device went on sale last October, Sony was cautious in its rollout. But speaking to The New York Times, it’s now offered the first concrete numbers for how well the device has been selling, providing a glimpse onto the overall health of the VR marketplace.

http://www.theverge.com/2017/2/26/14745602/sony-playstation-vr-sales-better-than-expected

Through Feb. 19 the company sold 915,000 headsets.

vrperception · Feb 27, 2017

techname said:
I tried to buy a Playstation VR headset today and they were sold out in all the major electronics stores in central Tokyo. They also couldn't give me any idea when they might have them in stock, including the flagship Sony store. I suppose this indicates that there is a lot of demand for this type of VR, at least in Japan.

On the other hand, if you're a pessimist, you could argue that Playstation don't or didn't have confidence in its success and so decided not to produce too many of them.

Popularity of Sony’s PlayStation VR Surprises Even the Company

Sony’s internal goal was to sell one million of the headsets in its first six months, by mid-April. The company will almost certainly surpass that forecast. “You literally have people lining up outside stores when they know stock is being replenished,” said Mr. House, describing the scene in Japan, one of the largest games markets.

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/26/business/sony-playstation-vr-sales.html?_r=1

PAINC · Feb 27, 2017

VRChicks
ExoticVR
/ king

Manusakos · Feb 27, 2017

360WebVR

alcy · Feb 27, 2017

look... alcy speak chinese :P

VRyouxi.co

Type-In · Feb 28, 2017

https://www.netent.com/en/netent-pioneers-online-casino-with-real-money-virtual-reality-slot/

NetEnt pioneers online casino with real-money Virtual Reality slot

NetEnt, leading provider of digital casino solutions, today announces that it will develop and launch its first real-money Virtual Reality slot game to the online casino market. Gonzo’s Quest, one of the company’s most popular titles, will pilot this new game venture.

NetEnt eagerly tracks technology advancements and believes that WebVR technology will be mature enough to offer basic support for VR game-play 2017/2018. NetEnt’s ambition is to respond to that by adding Gonzo’s Quest VR game to its current multi-channel offering and to distribute it through the existing NetEnt Casino Module to maximise reach and availability for its customers.

My personal thoughts on it:

WebVR support is very important because this technology by-passes the appstores and the need for installing software / apps. With direct navigation though domains customers can load instant games.

I have many in king: VRVideoslots, VirtualRealitySlot, VR3DSlots, VRCasinoSlot, VRSlotsCasino, etc.

MetaverseBranding · Feb 28, 2017

Type-In said:
https://www.netent.com/en/netent-pioneers-online-casino-with-real-money-virtual-reality-slot/

NetEnt pioneers online casino with real-money Virtual Reality slot

NetEnt, leading provider of digital casino solutions, today announces that it will develop and launch its first real-money Virtual Reality slot game to the online casino market. Gonzo’s Quest, one of the company’s most popular titles, will pilot this new game venture.

NetEnt eagerly tracks technology advancements and believes that WebVR technology will be mature enough to offer basic support for VR game-play 2017/2018. NetEnt’s ambition is to respond to that by adding Gonzo’s Quest VR game to its current multi-channel offering and to distribute it through the existing NetEnt Casino Module to maximise reach and availability for its customers.

My personal thoughts on it:

WebVR support is very important because this technology by-passes the appstores and the need for installing software / apps. With direct navigation though domains customers can load instant games.

I have many in king: VRVideoslots, VirtualRealitySlot, VR3DSlots, VRCasinoSlot, VRSlotsCasino, etc.

Some very nice names.

Virtual Reality Gambling will eventually be a very big industry so I feel the owner of VR Slots (.com) will end up getting some very decent offers.

I own ARslots (.com) but would swap it in a heartbeat for the VR equivalent.

Type-In · Feb 28, 2017

NamePov said:
Some very nice names.

Virtual Reality Gambling will eventually be a very big industry so I feel the owner of VR Slots (.com) will end up getting some very decent offers.

I own ARslots (.com) but would swap it in a heartbeat for the VR equivalent.

I have a couple of AR domains, ARSlot in king, and VRSlots in dot co. You did a nice catch at the end of 2016 with your ARSlots reg. Yeah i have so many VR/AR/MR/Holo (+-80% VR) gambling domains. Lots of renewals... but it will be worth it.

VR is king in games and there is so much money to be made with the gambling market. A big list of high value domain sales. VR will be a perfect fit for casino games. I have high expectations for the future.

Onekey · Feb 28, 2017

dnvia said:
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Type-In said:
https://www.netent.com/en/netent-pioneers-online-casino-with-real-money-virtual-reality-slot/

NetEnt pioneers online casino with real-money Virtual Reality slot

NetEnt, leading provider of digital casino solutions, today announces that it will develop and launch its first real-money Virtual Reality slot game to the online casino market. Gonzo’s Quest, one of the company’s most popular titles, will pilot this new game venture.

NetEnt eagerly tracks technology advancements and believes that WebVR technology will be mature enough to offer basic support for VR game-play 2017/2018. NetEnt’s ambition is to respond to that by adding Gonzo’s Quest VR game to its current multi-channel offering and to distribute it through the existing NetEnt Casino Module to maximise reach and availability for its customers.

My personal thoughts on it:

WebVR support is very important because this technology by-passes the appstores and the need for installing software / apps. With direct navigation though domains customers can load instant games.

I have many in king: VRVideoslots, VirtualRealitySlot, VR3DSlots, VRCasinoSlot, VRSlotsCasino, etc.

WebVRcasino here.

Thanks for the article! Always good to see big money promoting WebVR.

vrperception · Feb 28, 2017

Not so bad

Virtual and augmented reality market expected to reach $100bn by 2022

Among the recent technological innovations, like smartglasses, that have the potential to penetrate to the mainstream in the consumer and commercial segments, currently augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets are poised to reach $117.40bn in sales by 2022 according to aresearch published by Markets and Markets.

http://www.thedrum.com/news/2017/02...nted-reality-market-expected-reach-100bn-2022

cordoba · Feb 28, 2017

vrperception said:
Not so bad

Virtual and augmented reality market expected to reach $100bn by 2022

Among the recent technological innovations, like smartglasses, that have the potential to penetrate to the mainstream in the consumer and commercial segments, currently augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) headsets are poised to reach $117.40bn in sales by 2022 according to aresearch published by Markets and Markets.

http://www.thedrum.com/news/2017/02...nted-reality-market-expected-reach-100bn-2022

LOL, that's nothing. The 3D TV market is expected to be worth $119 billion by 2020 :

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...-2020---allied-market-research-294218651.html

They're only going to be $119 billion short of that forecast.

vrperception · Feb 28, 2017

cordoba said:
LOL, that's nothing. The 3D TV market is expected to be worth $119 billion by 2020 :

http://www.prnewswire.com/news-rele...-2020---allied-market-research-294218651.html

They're only going to be $119 billion short of that forecast.

lol i'm still wondering how they could think about those numbers for 3D TV

but once again for me VR and 3D TV are 2 different things and VR impact much more branch of the economy than 3D TV, but this would be too long to develop in details here

sirlordcomic · Feb 28, 2017

Namebio reported: vrgenius.com 300 USD 2017-02-27 NameJet

Brandables: VRGypsy.com VRYogi.com VRJinx.com VRDuo.com VRVow.com VRKoan.com VRMast.com VRShield.com

ametyst · Feb 28, 2017

Onekey said:
Am I drunk or are they building a "VR town" in China?

http://www.top-news.top/news-12195481.html

http://www.donghuvr.com/#s6

Well. At least the chinese mean business with their VR.

@PAINC

Next Chinese VR Town. Nice trend

https://virtualperceptions.com/2017/02/27/china-to-establish-village-dedicated-to-vr-production/

BeidouwanVR(.)com in portfolio

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