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I just tried that and still didn't seem to work. All I get is this page just stuck on loading.

I was just playing a game for several hours, and during I thought about your issue a few times. I realized that my thumbs rest across both of the lettered buttons at a time so they’re sitting pretty naturally, not on the home/menu buttons.  So in my right hand the tip of my thumb is on B and roughly the middle knuckle  on A. Left hand mirrors this with the top on Y and middde knuckle on X. 

Well, regardless of what kind of pads they give you, you’re hurting your body and your performance (quality and longevity) by holding that much tension in your hands. 

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?

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. 

Oculus still continues to support PCVR btw, they just are no longer developing dedicated PCVR headsets like Rift (for now anyway).

Go apps cannot be played on the the Q2.  Some can be played on the Q1 but with 3dof they are not very good imho.

Quest wireless works great with PCVR but you need to go to the Virtual Desktop website (google it) to see what its requirements are.  You basically need to have your PC connected with ethernet cable to your router and connect your Q2 to its 5ghz wifi (close by, preferably in the same room) and of course you also need a VR-ready PC.

Link works well and lets you play Rift and Steam store apps.  But again. you need to check its requirements on the Oculus website (google oculus link requirements).