They just abandoned something that was selling nearly Xbox One levels on Japan, the VITA TV, is even worse than the PSP Go, in Sales, Playstation Vita, still selling and still geting support, even from Microsoft.

So what's your main beef out of what I said?. You sound like beef is to be had because of me pointing out that Sony drops their products on a whim when it;s not doing PS4 level sales.

Why do I think it won't be successful?, I never said it will never be. I just don't see the time being right now and only on PS4 like some here are already claiming just by seeing prices of two VR devices they were never once going to invest in. VR on PC isn't just going to be for gaming though and that's what a few here seem to forget. It doesn't matter that it;s not doing made up gangbuster numbers (because this site loves to set the bar high from the get-go), what matters is where it's going to be used and how far it comes during the years. From my pov, I;m not even remotely interested in sales numbers, I'm far more interested in seeing how far it can go in a decade or two's time and seeing other apllications and fields for VR to be used in other than gaming.

The whole "it's cheaper=objectively better" really needs to stop ebcause it's entirely subjective. At the end of the day as there are markets that buy cheap little gizmos and cheap frills and then there are markets that buy premium products and premium joys, there is no single market that dominates everything and that is something that has to be accepted.

So what's your main beef out of what I said?. You sound like beef is to be had because of me pointing out that Sony drops their products on a whim when it;s not doing PS4 level sales.

Why do I think it won't be successful?, I never said it will never be. I just don't see the time being right now and only on PS4 like some here are already claiming just by seeing prices of two VR devices they were never once going to invest in. VR on PC isn't just going to be for gaming though and that's what a few here seem to forget. It doesn't matter that it;s not doing made up gangbuster numbers (because this site loves to set the bar high from the get-go), what matters is where it's going to be used and how far it comes during the years. From my pov, I;m not even remotely interested in sales numbers, I'm far more interested in seeing how far it can go in a decade or two's time and seeing other apllications and fields for VR to be used in other than gaming.

The whole "it's cheaper=objectively better" really needs to stop ebcause it's entirely subjective. At the end of the day as there are markets that buy cheap little gizmos and cheap frills and then there are markets that buy premium products and premium joys, there is no single market that dominates everything and that is something that has to be accepted.

In the real world, a company isn't going to support a product that itsn't selling.  The resources can be applied to something else.  I'm not sure why you brought it up as though the Vita was just canned.   You have your reasons.  I don't want to argue over that.  

"It doesn't matter that it;s not doing made up gangbuster numbers (because this site loves to set the bar high from the get-go)"

I don't understand what you are trying to say.  Is this a response to the Wii U's numbers?  It sounds like you have a grudge but I can't make out what its with. 

Anyway, back on topic, If VR is successful, how do you think this will affect the Xbox One.  What about Xbox One gamers that want VR?  If Xbox One gamers show interest in VR, do you think Microsoft will respond by releasing its own device?  

This is the point of this thread.  Its not really about PSVR vs the world or any of that.  Its about what Microsoft does going forward.

PSP Go, and PS Vita Tv, was doing porly, PS Vita TV, much less than 1 Millions, and PSP Go, was Selling much less than Xbox 360, on Japan, the PSP Go, was selling 14-30 Units per week, this is multiple times worse than Xbox One, you are just making it seems that Sony, stop of supporting Very Sucessful consoles, only because they are not on PS4 Levels, they will not stop of making Playstation Vita.

PSP Go, launched on november of 2009, on Japan, and look on the Sales numbers of July 2011, the Ranking chart of Japan.

- 3DS: 46,637 [UP] 23,694 (103.27%)
- PSP: 26,511 [UP] 178 (0.67%)
- PS3: 23,322 [UP] 422 (1.84%)
- Wii: 14,237 [UP] 1,169 (8.95%)
- DSi LL: 4,693 [DOWN] 188 (2.45%)
- DSi: 4,384 [DOWN] 341 (7.22%)
- Xbox 360: 1,734 [DOWN] 282 (13.99%)
- PS2: 1,405 [UP] 96 (7.33%)
- DS Lite: 131 [UP] 82 (133.93%)
- PSP Go: 14 [DOWN] 20 (58.82%)

Do you really think that  a Company need to support Systems that are doing less than 50-500 Units per Week on their Strongest Market ?, i think that even Bandai, or Square's Console sold more than PSP Go.

I Think that they will be forced to wait for Holo Lens, and after Holo Lens's release they will try to release something else, they are marketing the Holo Lens, for a lot of time and would hurt the company if they release something sooner, but a VR Device made by Microsoft, is really possible, i think that even Google, and Apple, will follow it.

I lot of people don't realize that Holo Lense was a reaction to Google Glass.   I think that a VR product from Microsoft can coexist with an AR product like Holo Lens.   If I was Microsoft, I would split my bets on both Techs as to make sure that they come out with a relevent product either way. 

In the real world, a company isn't going to support a product that itsn't selling.  The resources can be applied to something else.  I'm not sure why you brought it up as though the Vita was just canned.   You have your reasons.  I don't want to argue over that.  

"It doesn't matter that it;s not doing made up gangbuster numbers (because this site loves to set the bar high from the get-go)"

I don't understand what you are trying to say.  Is this a response to the Wii U's numbers?  It sounds like you have a grudge but I can't make out what its with. 

Anyway, back on topic, If VR is successful, how do you think this will affect the Xbox One.  What about Xbox One gamers that want VR?  If Xbox One gamers show interest in VR, do you think Microsoft will respond by releasing its own device?  

This is the point of this thread.  Its not really about PSVR vs the world or any of that.  Its about what Microsoft does going forward.

I don't think he was trying to make a logical argument.  I think some people are alarmed by the hype for PSVR.  And this arugument is just a hail mary pass. 

Are we being completely down to earth here?, because I don't think we are.