"In a few years we'll be able to get Matrix level virtual
reality"  Oculus founder predicts bright future as Android
support looms and consoles remain a possibility.  Oculus Rift,
the virtual reality headset that's taken the world by storm, is
working towards supporting Android platforms, and while there's
no real word on whether it'll be compatible with consoles by the
time of its projected release towards the end of next year it
remains a possibility - and the future for virtual reality
technology could soon take us to startling places.  "Android's
not necessarily the next platform, it's just one we've been
working on for a while," Oculus' founder Palmer Luckey told
Eurogamer at GDC Europe. "The reason we chose Android is
because, well, what are the other options? There's iOS where you
can't plug anything into their systems, and Windows Phone where
there's not much out there. We'd love to support it, but there's
not much to look into - we know it could work, but the business
side isn't there."  As for conso