@R4gn4r0k said:
Quote please where he said that nobody wants VR.
https://www.pcmag.com/news/372206/microsoft-nobody-is-asking-for-vr-on-xbox
As Stevivor reports, Phil Spencer, Microsoft's Head of Xbox, has confirmed that virtual reality isn't something we should expect to see supported on the next generation Xbox. In fact, he doesn't seem to like VR very much at all, explaining, "I have some issues with VR — it's isolating and I think of games as a communal, kind of together experience. We're responding to what our customers are asking for and… nobody's asking for VR."
Spencer does admit that some people do want VR experiences, but, "The vast majority of our customers know if they want a VR experience, there's places to go get those. We see the volumes of those on PC and other places."
@i_p_daily said:
You see you're dealing with a VR nut job.
See he/she doesn't know the difference between "no one is asking for VR for their next gen machine" and "nobody wants VR"
But he/she's username is a true reflection of the posts produced by this person LOL.
@Pedro said:
The obsession with Phil Spencer from the Sony faction is disturbing.
Posted the full quote. It still amounts to him being close-minded, hypocritical and all over the place ("VR so isolating but Half Life Alyx AMAZING). And the funny part is him "asking his customers what they want and they said they didn't want VR."
Hey, Phil, you're dealing with Xbox Nutjobs who hate everything Sony does, with a pitifully small consumer base where you don't even have as many customers.
Maybe you shouldn't listen to only 40 million people. You didn't even deliver on promises to them outside of VR, forced them to have Kinect when nobody wanted that shit, causing your console to fall further behind and get laughed at. So what makes Phil the expert on where VR will be in the next 5 years?
And MS has partnerships with WMR manufacturers on the PC side (not to mention an early stake in Facebook..which means they actually do have a tiny tiny tiny stake in Oculus), so they are in VR anyways.
If you are a visionary and have a set of principles you abide by, and actually get continued success from it, I can admire that. I don't have much to criticize.
But if you are all over the place with your messaging, act like a hypocrite who speaks with close-minded absolutism but have shitty ass results, you get called out (and maybe the word 'dumb' might get whispered knowwhatimean). Stop crying. Phil Spencer ain't the Pope.
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