I personally think that the development of the Oasys will pay of in the future...

As many things developed for the Oasys will slowly find their way to their workstations and arrangers over the next few years.

(Keep in mind that everything is just software and easilly to re-use.) Oasys was a good idea to earn some money back from their research and probably was never meant to be a big selling success, but instead is more of a marketing gimmick and a tool for building an even better brandname.

For those that don't know, Oasys is discontinued because some of the 3rd party hardware parts weren't available anymore...

Best things of the Oasys are probably
-Sound Quallity
-Karma
-Sound engine

Still its an awesome instrument and its even less then a Wersi