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I wouldn’t use one for free right now. There just isn’t a compelling experience there yet.
There's honestly just hardly even any games on it at all. And all of the games are really expensive. I like how on the Nintendo Switch there are big budget games but also thousands of games for like $2
I wouldn’t use one for free right now. There just isn’t a compelling experience there yet.
There's honestly just hardly even any games on it at all. And all of the games are really expensive. I like how on the Nintendo Switch there are big budget games but also thousands of games for like $2
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Lol exactly. Really wanted to play Half Life / Alex but not about to give Meta any money … absolutely not going to use a facebook account to use a VR device.
They dropped the requirement to have a Facebook account for Meta Quest 2 a few weeks ago.
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Lol exactly. Really wanted to play Half Life / Alex but not about to give Meta any money … absolutely not going to use a facebook account to use a VR device.
They dropped the requirement to have a Facebook account for Meta Quest 2 a few weeks ago.
I wouldn’t use one for free right now. There just isn’t a compelling experience there yet.
There's honestly just hardly even any games on it at all. And all of the games are really expensive. I like how on the Nintendo Switch there are big budget games but also thousands of games for like $2
I'm shocked that there aren't more multiplayer VR experiences. Yes, sure, there's Pavlov and VR Chat. But unless you have a friend who's into VR Chat, it's remarkably difficult to find a game that can immerse two different people at the same time. It felt a bit ironic that mini golf was one of the most fun multiplayer party games. My wife was like "You should bring over your quest 2!" to our new house -- she already…
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_Trek:_Bridge_Crew
It's not great, but it exists and is a multi-player VR game. Fun with three other friends and I think it's cross platform (although do check).
I'm shocked that there aren't more multiplayer VR experiences. Yes, sure, there's Pavlov and VR Chat. But unless you have a friend who's into VR Chat, it's remarkably difficult to find a game that can immerse two different people at the same time. It felt a bit ironic that mini golf was one of the most fun multiplayer party games. My wife was like "You should bring over your quest 2!" to our new house -- she already…
How is this going to help them capture the market?
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Lol exactly. Really wanted to play Half Life / Alex but not about to give Meta any money … absolutely not going to use a facebook account to use a VR device.
To be fair, if you want to play Alyx you can also use the Valve Index. So no Meta involved
that said a cheap quest 2 second hand with virtual desktop makes for probably the best wireless experience / dollar you can have
I am early adopter, had Oculus for a long time... Very few things to do with it unfortunatelly.