A few days ago, Joel Breton, vice president of global VR content at HTC, criticized Oculus's strategy for exclusive and funding developers. In an interview with Gamespot, Breton said that preventing Oculus from blocking developers' access to other platforms actually hinders their development. He continues to point out that although these games may not exist without the funding of Oculus, limiting developers to a platform "is problematic" because it means that they cannot "develop in relation to market size." Breton also accused Oculus of investing too much money into the market. Oculus's financial support and monopoly strategy for developers (Oculus claims to be only temporary) remains a very controversial topic in the VR community. Now Xiaobian understands that Jason Rubin, Deputy Director of the Oculus Content Department has responded on Twitter. He said: “Over-investment in VR, love developers, let them develop games that would not have existed? Convicted." For example, Oculus Rift's recent popular game "Robo Recall" is roughly equivalent to the original "Gears of War" but the game is free to all Oculus Touch users. Rubin's comments have been followed by many people, some people support it, and some people oppose it. Paul Kolls, creative director of Fierce Kaiju, stands firmly on the side of Oculus. "It was because of this support that our studio was able to exist. Without such support, we could not do our love. We are always grateful." Other comments are a little humorous, such as Jon Wade, member of Shopify's VR R&D department. He said, “Does the bank love entrepreneurs? Investing or lending to small businesses that wouldn’t have existed before? †However, another anonymous user pointed out that Rubin seems to ignore the issue of exclusive content. "You easily overlooked this article's concern for 'exclusive'." Pwm Solar Charge Controller ,Pwm Charge Controller,Go Power Solar Controller,Prostar 30 Solar Charge Controller zhejiang ttn electric co.,ltd , https://www.ttnpower.com
