<human>: Can you summarize the given text in a few sentences?

My boyfriend has been following the development of VR for months, and finally decided to buy the $800 headset. I don't believe he has bought any games yet, and has just been playing with tutorials.

Well he set it up and has been trying to share it with anyone who passes through his house. He's probably shown 5 other people.

I told him I'd be over sometime today because the college semester is starting tomorrow and he lives on campus so we decided I'd sleep over. 

He asked when I'd be over and I said later in the evening and he asked if I was even excited to play. I answered honestly and said not really. 
This really upset him.
 He said 
> "It feels like you aren't happy or supportive about anything I do. You just focus on how you feel about it."

I don't really know how to respond to that. Should I have feigned excitement at his $800 purchase? I figured I'd be playing it in just a few hours! Why do I need to keep hyping it up for him? 

I didn't want to go over there so soon because I want to enjoy my free time at home and prep for school before I have to go back TOMORROW. Yes, VR is cool, but it's not going anywhere and I only have today to do anything I want to do at home.

I'm a bit conflicted. I want to console him about this but he just keeps attacking my character. He said 
> "Try to be happy for other people sometimes."

 I'm not not happy right now! I'm just not hyped about it, I don't know, I'm just not in the mood to be hyped for VR right now. I don't even know the right answer to console him without being disingenuous about the Vive. It's cool. I'll end up playing it, but I'm not scrambling to get over there to play it ASAP. What are your thoughts?
<bot>: Boyfriend bought a Vive. Is upset that I'm not as hyped about it as him and that I won't play it ASAP.