Like everything VR, it pays to go a bit of google research before posting questions on a user forum. Esp. ones that have already been covered/answered a zillion times. At least try to understand the differences between mobile VR and PCVR.Asclepius1224 said:Thank you for the reply! Browsing the Quest section is how I found the content was not available on that device. Good to know about the "link" requirements. I'll look into purchasing a cable. With regard to the original question, is it anticipated that any of the Rift or Go content will be made available for download and wireless use on the Quest?
RuneSR2 said:.......That's why upgrading the video card is important, it's an invisible change to the wife, .............
Nunyabinez said:I hope your assessment is correct. I have a Quest and a Quest 2 and it would be wonderful if I could sign in to both and have a subaccount access my games for multiplayer. It was unclear to me if they would be allowing headsets with the same Main Account to do multiplayer games with one headset on the main account and one on a subaccount.
I have been acquiring multiplayer games on a second account in anticipation of fast user switching, so I might end up being screwed out of those purchases if it turns out that you can do multiplayer with a single license, but we will have to see exactly how they implement multiplayer.