NO VR for one x means Ill be moving over to the sony camp

smileskybird · Nov 1, 2018

Microsoft acknowledges Australian and New Zealand legal rights in their terms of service, Sony don't (privacy, consumer rights, etc). Xbox One X thrashes PS4 Pro in terms of hardware specs (The X has more GPU cores, faster GPU cores, more memory, faster
memory, faster CPU, 4k Blu-ray disc player). Xbox Live has more servers than PSN. Microsoft has acquired Skype and Minecraft. Thus Xbox may get exclusive DLC content. Minecraft came out 2012 on Xbox 360 but didn't reach the competition until a year later.
PS4 doesn't have Halo, Screamride, Forza, Zoo Tycoon, Kinect Sports Rivals.

I wouldn't want to look like a socially inept person who wears expensive large bulky goggles to get a sense of virtual reality. Someone in your house could get in your way and then that's a health and safety hazard cause your peripheral vision is obscured
by wearing geeky expensive bulky goggles. People say it's not the specs that matter, it's the games. So who cares if the competition has VR. Going outside is more better and cheaper too. Also Xbox 360 has party chat where as PS3 doesn't. That's why I chose
Xbox. Even though I like games with good graphics.

But everyone is free to do what they want. Xbox One does have Kinect. And you can console video chat with it too and blow it up (video chat) on your HDTV screen rather than on a small laptop/phone/tablet screen. Also Microsoft is the biggest software company
in the world, and they're richer than Sony. And the X specs. Put this all together and there's a lot of good reasons to be with Xbox.

xXNic0l3w0lfyXx

VR people are a bunch of geeks. If you want to play in reality, go outside. Do gymnastics, play in the playground, go to the pool or beach. Better to blow the large price tag of VR equipment on something better imo.

brandiesel1

VR is really cool in my opinion, but only in small doses.

Daft Badger

Is VR still a thing?

Thought it had came & gone already.

Mind you,there's plenty of VR headsets that people have traded in so at least you can pick one up cheap.

You play games on whatever system you want,no need to announce it.

A Blue Illusion

Zen Like Calm

They are doing the right thing by concentrating on 4k.

Not because I believe 4k will become the mainstream resolution anytime soon but because they will need those optimisations for VR games.

VR to work best needs a high resolution for each eye and their needs to be 90 frames per second at least for a smooth experience. 30 to 60 frames per second may be okay for watching on a monitor but as close to your eyes as a VR headset gets, they simply don't
get the job done.

NO VR for one x means Ill be moving over to the sony camp