Virtual reality has slowly been integrated into homes around the world, with various headsets being made available for different types of consumers. Although its popularity isn?t as ubiquitous as something like the PS4 (which has surpassed 100 million units sold), the technology is being used, as clearly evidenced by the 4.2 million PSVR units that have made their way into consumers? homes. But head of Xbox Phil Spencer doesn?t think this data is enough to warrant focusing on VR. He gave his stance on the technology by saying ?nobody?s asking for VR.? This seemingly generated a response from former President of SIE Worldwide Studios Shuhei Yoshida, who defended the platform and the work Sony?s put into VR.
In an interview with Stevivor, Spencer made it clear that Microsoft would not be focusing on VR, at least not any time soon. He explained:
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