Head of Xbox Phil Spencer has come forward to shed light on Microsoft's plans for virtual reality, saying the company is opting for a "more open and inclusive approach."
"I'm going to try and be as open as we can, definitely across the platforms that we support," Spencer said in a Q&A with Gamasutra. "I think that right now if you're a developer, you're just looking for oxygen to go sell your game."
Spencer explained why Microsoft has currently held off from tying its gaming platform to a specific piece of VR hardware, noting that virtual reality is still very new. "I think we're on like a decade-long journey with VR, and we're still right at the beginning," he said.
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"I'm going to try and be as open as we can, definitely across the platforms that we support," Spencer said in a Q&A with Gamasutra. "I think that right now if you're a developer, you're just looking for oxygen to go sell your game."
Spencer explained why Microsoft has currently held off from tying its gaming platform to a specific piece of VR hardware, noting that virtual reality is still very new. "I think we're on like a decade-long journey with VR, and we're still right at the beginning," he said.
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