Virtual reality is growing more and more, but we will not see this technology on Microsoft's current game consoles.
On the subject of Mixed Reality, or Microsoft's virtual reality, we have heard over the years. The announcement of the Xbox One X also said that the super-strong console will be able to support VR technology, which was often mentioned before and after the device's premiere. A little later, Phil Spencer mentioned that although the development of Mixed Reality takes on a very fast pace, the virtual reality is not comfortable on the Xbox, which usually has its place in the living room, under the TV.
The inconvenience lies in the use of cabling, which can only interfere with entertainment and use. The best solution is to create wireless goggles, but it will not appear quickly, considering that everything is currently focused on PCs.
Today, it is certain that Microsoft has rejected any ideas for implementing VR on Xbox One and confirmed it himself the head of Xbox marketing in an interview with gamesindustry.biz. Microsoft is putting a lot of work into developing this technology, and if its current level is not good enough to break the competition offer (Playstation VR), it's better to focus on providing a decent library of games on Xbox One. This, as we know from the previous E3 event in Los Angeles, promises to be great in the near future.