It would be bad to do so imo.
Halolens 2 is getting a lot of positive early reactions. It seems that the focus there remains on the enterprise side though. I’d say stick to supporting VR in the Win 10 space, and maybe allow devices to be compatible on the next Xbox, but their focus should be on the core gaming market.
If they had stuck with those early VR plans for the X, I can’t imagine they would have sold very many units to Xbox gamers. Maybe a few hundred thousand? Hardly seemed worth it to MS or their partners.
The company to watch in the VR/AR space is Apple. And if they do manage to hit with an untethered all-in-one device aimed at consumers, I’d expect them to be the leader very quickly.
Instead of developing a Vita 2, I wouldn’t be shocked to see Sony put out a stand alone unit either.
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