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Probably just an improved version of EmuVR. Essentially it allows you to emulate games in a VR bedroom. It is limited to RetroArch systems but it would be really neat if I could smoothly play modern consoles or PC games with it.
Even if it was a hacked together kind of way like using a capture card and something like XLink Kai to play together with someone else.
I'm not sure if this is what you meant OP. I just like the idea of playing video games in a simulated room.
Other than that maybe a Blockbuster owner? Recommending people movies and watching segments of films on the displays mounted to the roof sounds nice.