Hello, I saw that Oculus add the new summer sale for Rift and GO. But why they don't add some sails for Quest?
https://www.oculus.com/blog/cool-off-with-the-oculus-summer-sale/?locale=en_USAlso, not a lot of creators support Rift and Quest, and you should need to buy one app two times but why??
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Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean it is unfair. Besides, it could also be a matter of "timing." Oculus is likely waiting to run their Quest sales at a different time. You are whining over your lack of patience.
The number of games on Quest is quite small, and they even give free demo's (e.g Journey of the Gods). The games really aren't that expensive $10-$30 so if you can't afford that then yeah, you probably should not have bought the Quest. In fact, I have no idea what you would buy. I've seen the prices for Nintendo Switch, XBox, and PlayStation games, and they are often significantly more.
Also, Rift and Quest do support Cross-Buy. There is plenty of info out there on how it works. You can also contact Oculus Support to assist with this.
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I doubt there were many/any month-old PC games in the Steam or Rift sales either.
https://unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/slug/mobile-vr-manager
And i know it's not very hard. You can check my work and that product for mobile VR and i made it for all mobile VR devices except Quest I'm still developing the project.
Here's a shocker for you, the majority of games on these devices are made by indie developers. This is the landscape where classics like Counterstrike were created, current titles like this are Onward and Pavlov (Both of which are coming to your quest).
You have to redo pretty much all the assets.
The big reason is "draw calls". It's about +1000 on PC, and about 150 on Quest.
https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/bhpeim/hey_devs_is_porting_from_rift_to_quest_difficult/
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Way to encourage early adopters, Oculus.