Think virtual reality is the exclusive playground of the PC gaming elite? It doesn’t have to be. Oculus VR’s Nate Mitchell says it’s a matter of development support and interest. “Basically, the bar for a great VR experience is roughly 60 frames a second with stereoscopic 3D support in Vsync,” said Mitchell in a recent interview. “The biggest challenge, actually, is working with the console platform providers, Microsoft and Sony, to make your peripheral a licensed peripheral.” Oculus isn’t reaching out to consoles, however — Mitchell notes that while the current generation can reach 60fps in some cases, it often struggles to meet the demands of the Oculus Rift headset. Still, he admits there’s no reason it couldn’t work, and seems optimistic about the incoming console generation. “We’d definitely love to work with the console manufactures as we go down the road to get the Rift onto those platforms.”
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