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As much as I like VR, I also realize AR is also something that needs to evolve as well. Given examples like the Hololens and others plus the Oculus company exploring this as well, I was curious about something. Is it possible to achieve some basic AR through the casting function?
Imagine casting 3d objects through linking of any camera app on smartphones, where you can point the camera in a room, project objects and interact with them with an Oculus controller. Perhaps take the Oculus TV screen only(no background) and project it on a wall. Shoot floating objects from a game, etc. Doesn't have to be as sophisticated as a hololens, but I both question and suggest if it's even possible. If so, could be useful on all the headsets and promote some app/game ideas.

Thanks for your tiime.

“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.

Good morning

I'm very happy of Oculus Go product and I'm also promoting it to my friends but I hope the software will continue to improve because now in some cases it's a little poor. I just wanted to ask you for example if improvements are planned regarding the Oculus Go Browser. I use it for example to enjoy Amazon Prime Video contents with enlarged screen. It would be really useful if the screen, in full screen mode, could be resized to be able to move it away from the eyes because now it's fixed too near and it's too big and it's very unconfortable . I tried to resize but I couldn't.

Thank you

It’s my killer app and the first one I show people that want to try VR, but it is so bugged to ****. After selecting Bandai, Midway, or Sega, you can’t back out and find something else. If you try to leave the room, then the app just shuts down and tells you that you have to open it again. The game also freezes the cabinet sometimes and you have to restart the app in order to get it working.

Another problem is that high scores do not save. I keep getting the option to put my scores in, but after the first couple sessions I realized that it was all pointless because NOTHING saves. This is a must and there should be a personal high score, friends list high score and worldwide high score.

There should be an option to have your own personal arcade with your favorite games in it. When you want to switch cabinets, you should be able to turn towards a cabinet and select it. There should also be environments to choose from. Imagine playing Galaga and having 8 bit outer space engulf the room around you. Imagine playing Pac-man and the room around you becomes an endless Pac-man maze. The rooms that we have now are very boring and give off a dystopian vibe, not the 80s arcade excitement.

Add way more arcade games. The selection right now doesn’t bother me that much because I mostly play Galaga, but once I thought about it, I realized we don’t really have a large selection. Where is Galaxian, The Simpsons Arcade, Space Invaders, Outrun, Asteroids, Donkey Kong, Tetris? It’s insane that these are nowhere to be found despite DEFINING the 80s arcades.

Give us an option to play multiplayer or at least an option where multiple people can watch you play.

Oculus Arcade has such potential to be the BEST app on the Oculus Go right now, but it NEEDS more love. I can play Galaga for hours, but then I’ll realize my scores won’t save, I can’t go over to any other game without force quitting the entire app and the room around me looks like ****.

Take notes from the retro arcade on the Vive. I want to feel like I’m in that scene from Ready Player One! Let’s also not forget that this app hasn’t been updated once in a year.

With all due respect to both the Bigscreen Beta and Virtual Desktop apps which are both fine apps, there's no harm in adding more options. I think it would be a nice, functional addition to be able to access a PC within Oculus TV . Of course, it should have at least the virtual keyboard and use of the Go controller as a mouse.
Sometimes there may be issues with connectivity and functionality with both B.S. and V.D. that might run smoother within the Oculus TV app, provided it's a more straightforward, solid link between the PC and the Go.
Maybe a software update is needed to the PC and mobile versions of the Oculus app to provide this streaming service.

Thanks for your time.

This may not be an issue for the Quest library yet but I would like to see this for the Go library. Although there are some useable filters and categories in place, the filters that appear in the "Browse All" section to me is the most comprehensive and useful. I would like to see that as the default filter engine for all categories. Whether it's new releases, top selling, etc., because sometimes its helpful to further isolate just the game types a user might be looking for, especially the free apps from the pay ones. Maybe someone would like to isolate just the free new releases from the pay ones.

Also, an additional filter I'd like to see in place is isolating the apps/games that are strictly listed as demos and/or trials. It would be a little easier in that regard to find and review listings in the Go's vast library when searching for new titles to play.

Thanks for your time.