Hey guys so the one I clicked was random, my name is Pulse. Masked DJ, not really a big dj, YET. But you guys should look into parterning with insomniac/and or other big edm companies. With all the lockdown and no raves or fests millions wanna experience it. Most likely won’t be a show or festival until next year probably but you guys could do a virtual festival. They pay for a ticket like one would and they get a VR, they would pay a little extra but it’s only for rent. After the rent they would have to ship it back or pay for it in full (can put that in the disclaimer of it breaks etc) good way for to bring together a massive amount of people that enjoy music even tho venues are closed. Can make it where they choose where they want to be in the crowd then it’s a whole virtual festival. One stage. Sony/monster/bang/ so many companies would join in. And it’s will be profitable for you guys and easy marketing, I’m sure half of everyone will buy the VRs in full. Just a thought, Stay safe out there!

I purposefully did NOT upgrade to the newest version of the Oculus Go browser. I have found over many, many years that updates when nothing is noticeably wrong with a program lead to a downgrade! Unfortunately, the browser updated to the new version without my permission. Now I have to click THREE times just to open a bookmark whereas before I could see all my bookmarks to the right and simply click on the one I wanted to access, like Bing.

Please return an option to allow the tabs and bookmarks to be seen on the sides. Can anyone tell me how to make this happen or how to switch back to the old version so I don't have to spend all this time and effort just to open a tab or bookmark? Most browsers conveniently have bookmarks and tabs visible and available for quick access. Thank you!

Now this may be a wild request to post, but it doesn't hurt to ask. I'd like to see the Oculus company propose a deal with Google to bring full Googke Playstore appstore support to all their VR headsets, especially the Go. That would include their VR apps. Now one might think "bring Cardboard or Daydream apps to Oculus? Why?" Well before anyone dismisses the idea, think of the added content that would be available. Every platform aforementioned will always have some worthy content that consumers like that is limited in its availability. After all, its content that continues to drive support for these machines.

Now I believe it would be a big ask to partner with Google in this way and their may be some technical issues in doing this, but what if you did obtain the Playstore support? I for one would like to say " not only can I watch TV/movies and play VR games, but I can use my Go or Quest like an Android TV box and play Android games/apps as well".

Anyway, I would like to see that happen. Thanks for reading this and thanks for your time.

While I like the selection of virtual environments available in the Home menu, I would like to see more. What I think would be interesting is to have more interactive environments. Let's have a living room with a large Tv screen that you can move around in. The Tv screen would display the navigation menu and operate as normal. Or as a radical change, simulate the user positioned in a seat on a moving train or subway car where you can look down a see yourself holding a touch screen tablet, which displays the navigation menu screens and you can select things with the pointer or your animated finger touching the screen.

Another idea is to have environments that just have more animated objects like a beach scene with birds flying by or a field with hot air balloons floating, etc.

Anyway, those are just some cosmetic ideas to help make the Go even more appealing and immersive.

Now this is not a post aimed at any certain entity with the Oculus company or participating software contributors. But what I would like to see are those companies take some more interest in an ever growing retro gaming market. Granted, there was the Oculus Arcade app, but I would like to see more in general. Given that almost every gaming platform out there seems to address it with software plus the latest retro game systems being produced, there are ever growing examples of a viable retro gaming market.

Now one could easily say "offer emulation support", but that's not what I'm suggesting. I would like to see retro gaming come more into the VR world. Whether they are licensed collections or VR remakes, that in my opinion would be something to consider going forward. Sure, there are some titles like that on Steam perhaps, but lets see them appear in the Oculus store for all platforms.

Just something to think about as we continue our support for all things Oculus. Does anyone else wanna see this done? Thanks for your time.