Nevertheless, it is unavoidable that Oculus brought the concept of hardware-exclusivity to the PC gaming arena. It is unwelcome, since diversity and openness ar

Nevertheless, it is unavoidable that Oculus brought the concept of hardware-exclusivity to the PC gaming arena. It is unwelcome, since diversity and openness are the selling points of the platform. People pay extra for the hardware, and in return get an ecosystem that is fair, and thus rich, from indie all the way up to AAA. I believe that Valve grasps (and somewhat embodies) this specific culture. Oculus probably is being led by gaming industry executives who don't get that openness always won in the PC gaming market, and that this time is no different.