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.

I understand the money maker is the Quest lineup. I don't expect all kinds of future development for the Oculus GO, but at the least you guys should keep it operational for those who have purchased it. The Oculus Go still has a place in the market. It is the lightest and most comfortable headset that is actually perfect for media consumption. I often times rather watch movies in my bed on the GO than any of the other headsets. Being that the Oculus go is so good for multimedia content it was very disappointing to see that it no longer supports bigscreens VR.. That is the perfect APP for the GO. I bought a bunch of GO's for family and friends so that we could use bigscreens together. You should be giving the minimum updates to keep the GO operational for all those who have purchased it. That would be the right thing to do for customers.

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

Hello everyone.

We go through hard transitional times that scramble the whole school system, instead of waiting for principals and teachers and tech companies to find a solution I wondered what I could do.
Contact and interaction are crucial to learning and classic computer-based teaching platforms like Google Classroom do not provide it.
With VR glasses we could immerse students and teachers together in a learning environment (doesn't have to be super sophisticated at 1st) I am sure the results would be amazing.
This is absolutely not an easy thing to start, it would need a lot of experimenting/failing. But as we are all lost in this chaos, pioneering will thrive energies from all involved.
I would be more than glad to set something up in our small community of Mendham NJ that would eventually serve other counties/states.
There is a lot to do for schools right now, VR technology could really be a game-changer.
I have some ideas about how it could start, I'm curious about what others think about that idea. I hope it is the right place to post this.

Thank you

Jean