Oculus Rooms Update

Part of the whole VR experience for me has been the social aspect. I have a close friend in another state who I purchased an Oculus GO just so we can hang out in VR and play movies and games. She loves it, but the Oculus Rooms app, our favorite place to meet up and talk, seems just a tad bit underdone. We absolutely love it as our meeting place, but playing your own videos is not possible. Only Videos saved from the Facebook app. Even then, sometimes not. You cannot play music and show pictures at the same time, which I find odd. More customization to the rooms and a few tweaks and additions would be great. Also, we both experience a weird Microphone just stops working thing, where we have to log out and reload. Anyways, just asking for some updates or new features to one of our Favorite Apps.

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 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.

The oculus is great and all, but one thing. I-- my mom💢 created my account . She signed in with HER FACEBOOK. She is officially a crazy lady! You guessed it, I don't know her facebook and she refuses to tell me. I assum the password was set to some factory password or some "strong suggestion password" from google. I don't know how to check the password... when I am in the oculus app, I selected settings. Then I selected two factor. Then it said that my password was **********. Can I please actually SEE the password, so I can change it?

Rewind & forward buttons.

Curved screen like VR Desktop, with the lens curvature.

¿Do have 60 FPS with anti chromatic aberration filter? More battery

Screen overclock to 75 Hz for PAL european content (25 FPS) with no juddering

71.928 FPS mode for NTSC content with no juddering

When someone usually watches videos on 71.976/75 Hz monitors, suddenly have super perception to judder, but most of TVs are 60 Hz, so this would be advantages for to play multimedia on Oculus devices.

By default multimedia players apply pull down 2:3 forcing judder, then 71.928/75 FPS modes should don't appy pull down.

I am not speaking about strobos, is subtle at 72 Hz. In my PAL tv judder is annoying, as example.

Price adapted to the economy of each Country.
In Argentina South America it is very expensive to buy games in the Oculus store to the point that it is impossible to pay more if it is Oculus rift or Rift S. Everyone buys in Steam since the prices are cheaper, a game that comes out $ 1200 in argentina in Steam leaves $ 230 pesos. This is the case in many countries that, although they do not have official support, are left out in the store. In my country there is a very large community we have a group on facebook '' VR Ready Argentina '', most of us have Oculus and we would like to be able to buy in the store at prices like those of steam. Thank you

This is an add on request to something I posted previously.
With the recent announcement about discontinued support for both cardboard and daydream support, I would like to see some consideration by developers to negotiate support for both these platforms on at least the Oculus go.
The first reason is to continue use of at least the numerous apps available. Although they may be of lower quality in comparison, it still represents content that can be added to the vast library already in place.
The second reason is for preservation purposes in case such apps no longer become available.
A third reason could be useful for 1st time developers learning how to create VR material.

As a long time game enthusiast, I like so many have been able to see how video games and to some degree VR evolve over the years. So in my humble opinion, it's never a bad thing to preserve some of the old material. Hey, the Retro scene does exist and so does the need of backwards compatibility. But I am excited for the new VR projects like the Quest as well. Just thinking it would be nice addition to resource in case Google eventually dumps the VR apps.

Anyway, thanks for your time.