House went on to say that Sony would actually prefer that other companies were performing better than they currently are, saying that it would bode better for both Sony and the entire VR market in general.
“With such a brand new category you want a variety of platforms all doing well to create that rising tide and create the audience,” House said.
According to data pulled from the International Data Corporation that backed up the claim of Sony’s dominance, the VR market has grown since last year with Sony leading its competitors in sales. Samsung actually boasted the largest share in the VR department ahead of Sony during Q2, but Sony is still beating those companies that compete directly against it such as Facebook with their Oculus Rift and HTC with the Vive.
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