[ His few ventures into arcades were mostly initiated by invites from peers; this probably isn't somewhere he'd go on his own accord, mostly due to his busy schedule. But well, he doesn't have all those jobs at the moment, does he? So there's not harm to indulging a bit on what he'd usually deem as somewhat childish.

So Tsukasa listens with rapt interest to Momo's explanation. It's true that these kinds of technology aren't standard fare in arcades yet, and the few instances of virtual reality he's familiar with were often used to stage grand performances as well. He briefly wonders how advanced this place is to afford such technology to just be lying around for casual entertainment purposes.

He blinks back at the question, however. Does he want a hand? If he does, he feels just a bit embarrassed to ask from a total stranger. So he will just... fumble to quickly put on the headset. Please feel free to adjust if it's slightly askew. ]

Ah, no, it's fine! I think I've gotten the gist of it. The headset on its own would allow me to see and access the controls... as you've said? That should be simple enough, I think.

[ Curse his clumsiness when it comes to asking for help, he'll power through this dw Momo. ]

As for what game we could play, perhaps we can just continue whatever it was that you were playing just now? A competitive game might be more suitable for two players, but I'm afraid I can't quite give you a challenge on that regard given my inexperience.