Add a way to delete games from the library, not just uninstall them.
I hate that the games are still on my library even though I uninstalled them already and will never play them again. Yes, I am aware I can filter them out.
Ana Medina
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Leongel AR commented
Concuerdo con todo lo que dicen los demás. Es sumamente necesario que exista una opción o un modo, para poder eliminar por completo las aplicaciones que se han desinstalado.
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Kraeg Minett commented
At the very least, two tabs, one with Favourites that you use regularly, and one with unused apps. I'm tired of seeing SuperHot Demo, for example, when I've already bought the full game.
Come on Facebook, I understand you want to make it easy for people to reinstall apps, but having them all in one spot is ridiculous. -
Matt Johnson commented
What good can it possible do to force you to see all the apps you've actually uninstalled. This is madness. Get rid or uninstalled apps. ESPECIALLY ones where you've actually bought the game but still see the demo. WTF!
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FirstVP
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This definitely needs to be an option
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Charlie-Anne
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There should be an option to set the default view on Oculus to the Installed section, to avoid seeing ALL apps very time you go into apps. It is beyond annoying to constantly switch to 'Installed Apps' as yet another button action.
Better yet, allow users to HIDE or remove apps from the Oculus view permanently and move them to a new 'Hidden' section, in case someone ever wants to get back to those apps.
@oculus @oculussupport
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Anonymous
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i would never have tried some games had i known you cannot delete them from your home screen. FIX THIS
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DrFlappybird
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it is so annoying
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Ver Stefan commented
My god this is so annoying, add this as a default feature. Whut!?
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Sébastien Charpentier commented
I don't understand why the developers don't want ta add this feature. It should have been available since day one.
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Edson commented
All of the demos and free experiences flooding the screen are terrible!
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Anonymous
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We need this!!
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gamingscienceteacher
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Okay, for a while, I did not feel the need to vote for this. But with the recent torrent of free content on App Lab to "check out" or "try," my library is now bloated with titles I will never use. It would indeed be very convenient if we could optionally remove titles from our library.
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Whitekid Cvsual
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Absolutely agreed, my library is becoming a bit too annoying now with deleted things being on it
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Dawid Frankiewicz commented
Generaly filters and favorites list should be added i think.
Vote on my idea if you agree - https://oculus.uservoice.com/forums/921937-oculus-quest-2-and-quest/suggestions/43625961-game-library-sorting-filters-playtime-favorites
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Samuel Vlr commented
So sick of having undeleteable game demos - even once I've bought the game
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WizardCornelius commented
Strongly agree! Imagine someone has a huge library of games, some they like and some they don't (Likely scenario!).
The Quest storage is limited so only X number of games can be installed.
Each time they want to reinstall a game the user will need to search through all of the games, demos etc they have ever used to find the game they actually want to install! It's a bit nonsensical.
IF you don't want a full delete function, at least allow a Hide option on uninstalled apps, and have hidden apps only show if manually looking at a hidden category.
That way the installed view shows ready to play games, and the not installed just shows games you may want to reinstall, not everything you've ever used.
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Pat Carter Scott commented
at least let the app view save the last setting instead of defaulting to "all"
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snakehill
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If uninstalled apps would only show in 'Not Installed', it wouldn't be nearly as big an issue. It would still be really odd behavior but at least the default view wouldn't be an absolute mess.
I'm extremely hesitant to ever try out other apps now, knowing that I may not like them and that they then will clutter up the Apps overview. I would think Oculus would prefer if we would try out as many apps as possible instead, generating more feedback, data and money. So this is an absolute no go.
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Jari Lipponen
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...and the default setting is that "all" applications are shown, not "installed" - so I'm also uninstalled are visible by default :(
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Anonymous
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this is why im here