I've never been a fan of collectibles in games that are there just to be found. But I'm so much more interested if they become proper 'collectibles' that I can see and touch. @PolyarcGames shared an exploration of this kind of thing with me for @GlassbreakersVR as a sort of MR collection room or maybe even an immersive equipment menu. Oculus Home back on Rift had such a great start on this—every game achievement manifested as a plaque you could place in your room. Every VR game you owned could be spawned as a physical game cartridge with the game art on it; you could even put the cartridge into a console to launch the game. And in-game actions could unlock completely unique 3D objects as rewards to be used in your Home. Like building a game room full of virtual collectibles from all of your games. It would really be something to see such a system fleshed out and widely utilized... unfortunately Meta shut down Oculus Home on Rift... and the similar Oculus Rooms on Gear VR. It looks like some of those concepts could be coming back with their new 'augments' system, but history says they have a hard time building 'home' features with a clear use-case and actually honing them until they're great. Maybe this time will be different...?