Can I use Oculus Rift & Touch on Xbox One S?

This is the only way to use it with the Xbox. Not exactly like you'd think, but that's what is available. https://www.oculus.com/experiences/rift/1266881563371842/

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Ahhh I remember now no you are mixing things up

No ms never ever supported ar or vr in xbox

Not in the way that you think ir in any form you are asking about

What ms is talking about is completely different

From.day one ms said no vr support would.be coming

Phil spencer said in 2016 if it was coming it would only be supported in the X

Never reached thst point

When oculus first came out they did not have a controller not till much later

But the first generation needed one

Which fb used the xbox one controllers

However since touch and the standalones came with the new handheld controllers ms stopped supporting oculus which is not catching on

Vr isnt catching.on yet

And sony pretty much cornered the market.even with the broad support that.oculus is.receivimg

The Xbox One S was never mentioned for VR gameplay.

When they first announced the more powerful Xbox One X, they mentioned, it would be powerful enough for VR, but didn't mention which VR hardware would be compatible with Xbox.

Then, shortly before the Xbox One X was launched, the VR feature was removed from any marketing materials.

I own the Oculus Rift, and I can confirm that it does NOT work on the Xbox One X (or any other Xbox One for that matter).

So short answer: No you can NOT use Oculus Rift on the Xbox One at all.

Hello,

No, Microsoft as I've heard does have a project in works, something called a Hololense, but it's more of a augmented reality, but I'd guess both Oculus rift and HTC vive aren't compatible with Xbox. Plus there are no games to support such technology

HoloLens is not "in works" but
is an actual product already. However, HoloLens is more targeted for professional use, as an Augmented Reality headset for companies where it helps service personnel or visualizing construction planning.

I tried it myself, and the viewing area for the "holograms" is narrower compared to the "immersion" headsets like Oculus and Vive.

Also, HoloLens is a standalone product, which does not need a PC or console. The HoloLens can be used completely by itself, whereas Oculus and Vive (or the other Mixed Reality headsets) require a host PC to feed the displays in the headset.

And none of these currently work with any Xbox One console.