The move ensures a smaller variety in headsets during early tests, with plans to support additional headsets, at a later date.
The debut version will now serve all Windows Mixed Reality headsets released since the platform's launch in 2017.
While the studio previously stated VR would launch exclusively on the HP Reverb G2, an upcoming headset designed in collaboration with Microsoft and Valve, plans have changed. The first VR iteration launches through Windows Mixed Reality, exclusive to headsets tied up in the Microsoft-owned ecosystem. The initial implementation will arrive in a somewhat experimental form, coupled with strict limitations. VR support straps its expansive world and highly detailed cockpits just inches from your face, complementing its drive for airborne authenticity. Microsoft Flight Simulator will support virtual reality (VR) headsets with a forthcoming free update, scheduled for later in 2020.
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