Microsoft and Facebook, make a deal and bring compatibility for VR Oculus and Xbox.

Microsoft and Facebook have partnerships with their gaming departments. Facebook is selling a stand-alone VR headset Oculus Quest 2 headset that is only $299.99. The headset is starting to gain mass appeal. The greatest thing about it is you can also hook
it up to your PC, and play things from steam in the PCVR library which gives you access to the new Starwars, No Mans Sky, and Elite Dangerous games online, to name a few id be interested in. I know Phil Spencer hinted at the possibility of Oculus coming to
XB1X when it was announced, but then said they dont want to focus on that later down the line because it doesnt bring people together or some nonsense. Some fabricated excuse probably for another problem in making a deal stick with Facebook. Facebook has their
own Oculus store with games like Population one which is an online Battle Royale game. That can play straight of the Oculus Quest 1 & 2 without needing a PC. However it plays better when hooked up to a PC. As would it play and have better graphics if it was
hooked up to a XB1X or a XBSX. So what the heck went wrong with that deal Microsoft? Sony themselves shown theres a market with 5 million sold already, Facebook has brought the most bang for you buck with bringing out the Oculus Quest 2 for $299.99 making
easier to ever to jump into VR. If Microsofts excuse is playing VR will alienate us from people in our own houses, i got news for them a lot of us are already alienated from people when we are playing games at home. This is such an untapped potential for expanding
the choices gamers have on the Xbox platform. The Microsoft had no problem take a gamble on the lame duck Kinect, yet when they obviously have a better chance with Virtual Reality. At this point its proven that VR is not a gimmick product like Kinect. Phil
Spencer goes around like a saint preaching about gamepass and he says they ask themselves how they can bring more value to gamers. Well, for people who have both Oculus VR headsets and Xboxes, the xbox division isnt bring any value to us thats for sure. Yet
the Xbox division can put down 7.5 billion on aquiring two studios inorder to help promote their subscription model? Thats what it really comes down to on that front. Yet when something truly innovative comes like a funtional VR experience yet they want to
sit this one out? There has to be something going on beneath the surface. And im pretty sure for some technical MONEY reason microsoft and the xbox division is holding off cause theirs something their they cant capitalize on. Not sure what that is to be honest.
I thought about facebook not wanting to bring their VR headset over to Xbox because maybe they want to have their game store become successful in its own right but i doubt thats the case because they have a deal with steam PCVR. Therefore, this logically leads
me to believe the hold up is with Microsoft and it has something to do with them not brining in truck loads of cash. I'm just gonna call out Phil Spencer and say you claim to ask yourselves how you can bring more value to you customers, well you have gamers
on Xbox and who own Oculus Quest 2 that dont own a PC. I have a lot of games already bought on the xbox plateform which have VR capabilities. How about you guys take you mind off your golden goose game pass and bring that line of thought over to people like
me who have a VR Oculus brand headset and hundreds of games already on Xbox?

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