PC gamers and VR enthusiasts looking forward to Valve’s next major hardware launch may have to make some adjustments to their budgets. According to prominent Valve insider and content creato…
Honestly, as someone who bought and still have the Quest 1, don’t give them a cent. Approximately a year after I bought it they launched the Oculus 2, and new apps stopped supporting it, a couple of years later and it was mostly dead with no new games being released, couple of years later and they officially dropped support, making my most expensive paperweight yet. Now I can’t download the games that I bought on that platform, and will have to pay Meta more money for a new headset to keep having access to them.
I will buy a Frame and rebuy my games on Steam, because I have good confidence that it won’t become a paperweight, and that if it ever becomes old enough to actually be obsolete I can buy any other VR headset that supports my OS and keep playing my games.
Honestly, as someone who bought and still have the Quest 1, don’t give them a cent. Approximately a year after I bought it they launched the Oculus 2, and new apps stopped supporting it, a couple of years later and it was mostly dead with no new games being released, couple of years later and they officially dropped support, making my most expensive paperweight yet. Now I can’t download the games that I bought on that platform, and will have to pay Meta more money for a new headset to keep having access to them.
I will buy a Frame and rebuy my games on Steam, because I have good confidence that it won’t become a paperweight, and that if it ever becomes old enough to actually be obsolete I can buy any other VR headset that supports my OS and keep playing my games.