“Four Generations Day”
Miranda, Aaron, Fox and I went down to see Mom and Don for her B-day. It was one of those perfect days.
Cake said Happy B-day Mom, Grandma and Great Grandma.
We got her “Oculus” (360° VR immersion) that will take her anywhere in the world from the comfort of her own home.
For someone with limited mobility Oculus provides exercise to the eyes, head, neck, upper body, arms and fingers, all while having fun.
(Looking around) (pointing at things) Mom was amazed by the experience and realism.
I think anyone with limited mobility should have this available to them.

This is something I would consider an optional function, but it would be helpful to be able to use the Oculus controllers directly on PC to function as a mouse or optional game controller.
Sometimes in apps like Bigscreen and Virtual Desktop, I find that the controls don't always respond as smoothly as they should. Of course, the developers of those apps could update their controller support, but having a more direct connection sometimes have better results. Something similar to what Microsoft has with a usb dongle to connect an xbox controller to their windows based PCs.
If such a thing exists, l would like to try it. If not, why not consider it?

I bought Along Together but asked for a refund because I felt uncomfortable with the movement method. I wanted to post a review along the lines of 'good looking game but camera movement bothered me; would be nice if the devs added another movement method; EQQO was good in this regard.' I feel that this would have been helpful for other players wanted to buy the game and would provide feedback to the developer.

Unfortunately, once I asked for a refund I became unable to review the game. I think it would be a good idea to allow reviews for a refunded game, because not liking a game for some reason is something that's worth passing forward, and shouldn't be lost.

Oculus Live could serve as a separate VR service for live concerts.

Features:

The service could host Oculus Live hub venues for current or new Oculus Go users.

The Oculus Live hub venue locations could host specific showings for certain artists/ live acts.

At the Live hub venues Oculus Go users could network with other users, and even purchase concessions as if they were at a live show.

Live hub venues wouldn't have to be mandatory, Oculus Go users would be able to operate Oculus Live from home.

Oculus Live could also feature a reward system for each concert or event an Oculus Go user chooses to attend with Oculus Live.

Oculus Live could feature customizable VR avatars built in for the VR Live concert experience.

In my opinion this just sounds like a safer way for advid concert or Live performance attendees to be without worry while enjoying their live entertainment. I thought that Oculus would be a great platform to pitch this idea through. Let me know what you all think!

Regards,
Shukran

Dear Sir or Madam,

My name is Koji Harata, working for MOCAP Japan Inc., (http://mocapjapan.com/) and am in charge of business development. We are very interested in your VR solution and would like to sell in Japan , if possible.

Our sales channels are a few big name entertainment companies, academic institutions. We have already been providing HMDs, Tracking Systems, Game Software imported from the US, Taiwan as well as South Korea. Also, we are providing maintenance services of all products in this country. Japanese, English as well as Chinese are available as our communication languages.

So, please let me know if we can talk about our business opportunities in Japan market.

Looking forward to your reply,

Koji