I am planning on getting a VR system tomorrow. I had originally planned on getting the Rift S due to it having a MUCH better games library than the Quest, but then tonight I saw something about a Quest Link that would allow me to play Rift games on my Quest. This leaves me with several questions:
If I buy a game (say, Marvel Powers Unite) on the Rift that's not available on Quest, can I then download it to my Quest and play it without the PC?
Can the Quest (or the Rift, for that matter, though I believe it can, at least) play Steam VR games?
What exactly is the "Virtual Desktop" that I've seen mentioned several places anyway?
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I have both a Rift and a Quest. If I didn't have anything, I would purchase the Quest because it can be used stand alone, or connected to a PC. The Quest's display is superior to the CV1 with the exception that it only runs at 72hz, though I have not noticed a difference in use (while running Link). The Rift S has a faster screen, but is an LCD so the blacks are not as crisp. The future of Oculus is not Rift, it is Quest, or whatever Quest's successor will be.
Virtual Desktop allows you to see your computer's desktop inside of the headset rather than the Oculus Home environment in addition to other things.
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