Microsoft plans to use the metaverse to turn 2D games into ‘fully 3D worlds’

Metaverses are getting a lot of press these days, ever since Facebook social networking site changed his name to dead They announced the metaverse, the “next evolution of social communication”, people were wondering how long that would take Facebook social networking site Create a virtual world in style Ready player one.

To not be completely overcome Facebook social networking siteAnd Microsoft He recently came in to say he’s working on his metaverse.

According to an interview between Executive Director from MicrosoftSatya Nadella and Bloomberg, metaverse Microsoft You will have a virtual copy of Microsoft difference Works with virtual and augmented reality devices, with access to traditional 2D screens.

Nadella As mentioned that metaverso from Microsoft It will eventually grow to include game consoles X-Box, to transform previous 2D games into more comprehensive experiences.

“You can definitely expect us to do things in matches,” Nadella said. “If you take Halo as a game, it’s the metaverse. Minecraft is the metaverse, just like Flight Sim.

Meaning it’s 2D today, but the question is, can you bring that into a full 3D world now? So we totally plan to do that.”

To be clear, all three games are virtual worlds in Three-dimensional– You can move up, down, left, right, backward and forward in any direction you want, just with a 2D screen lens.

Nadella He seems to think that the metaverse requires a virtual reality component as in Ready player one. Honestly, there are no complaints here. Ready player one It’s a great idea and virtual reality is without a doubt the most immersive experience that can be achieved in video games today.

however, Microsoft It seems to be late Facebook social networking site (or Meta, as we should get used to it) in virtual reality technology.

Most Mixed Reality Headphones Microsoft disappeared from the market (except for the HP Reverb G2), while Oculus 2 . mission It attracts more players to experience virtual reality than ever before.

certainly, Microsoft It sounds like you’re in favor of virtual reality, but you’ll have to catch up with the meta before you can make your own metaverse.

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