I really wish people would treat the headset like a camera when they are streaming/shooting a video. It's beyond difficult to appreciate any footage when your head moves frantically around and rushing to explain what you see

I hate vr haters they are slowing us down. Vr is awesome

Actually, I am planning to buy the Quest 3 this month. However, the issue is not about money; the Quest 3 has not been officially launched in India. We Indians are feeling very disappointed with Mark. After hearing that the Quest 3 was launching, we expected it to be available in India, but Mark has not launched it here. Why hasn’t he launched it in India? Truthfully, if he had really thought that this technology should reach all people, he would have given it to everyone... but he didn’t do that. He believes that money is important, so he’s launched this technology in places where he can get money. That’s where he’s making a profit.

ACTUALLY I AM PLANNING TO BUY QUEST 3 BY THIS MONTH.. BUT THE PROBLEM IS MONEY DOES NOT MATTER...THEY DID NOT LAUNCH QUEST 3 OFFICEIALLY IN INDIA...WE INDIANS ARE FEELING VERY BAD ABOUT MARK....AFTER HEARD QUST 3 IS LAUNCHIN WE WERE EXPECTING THAT WILL BE LAUCH IN INDIA BUT MARK DID NOT......WHY HE DID NOT LAUNCHED IN INDIA

I LIKE YOUR WAY OF SPEECH......I CAN SEE THAT YOUR ENJOYMENT WHILE PRESENTATION...YOU ARE LOVING YOUR VR WORLD....I AM FAN OF YOU FROM NOW ON FROM INDIA

very interesting thank you

I have a rift and quest 2

I'm afraid to get VR games from the epic store, because the epic store has no meaningful way to connect a VR headset to the program in question. I have meta-brand headsets. They don't activate with non-meta/non-steam games, as there's nothing bridging that connection. Ah, the unrealVR mod, that'd work.

Youve really sold this to me. I wouldn't be interested if it was 2D.

Aww, man this looks cool! I appreciate the heads up on this free game. I already have epic so all I got to do go get the game. Fantastic! I just bought one off the Meta Store that plays like this game. "Witchblood" it is actually pretty good. Would be great to get more of these style games. I would love to play some Contra and Ghost N Goblins this way.

you remind me of billy mays :D

I have played this way back when it released, a great metroidvania right there. Man, I gotta go back and properly finish it.

Thanks, love free goodies:)

So in few words, the Meta people are upgrading their unsold Quest 2 with a better processor and selling it as the Quest 3S. I find this a very cheap move by Meta.

Can I ask question and same for all who commenting. Which direction you ceiling fan spins from video perspective?

Just bought my first vr headset and it’s quest 3 and arrived yesterday and I’m using it for vrpc games racing sim and American truck sim

I’m bored. Should I buy a quest 3? Is VR any good?

“ Toxic positivity” is NOT a thing . Uninformed and inexperienced people stating their opinions as facts IS toxic though lol . VR still needs a userbase , most has to be centered toward new users , adults don’t adapt to VR as easily as kids . Meta is spending to mass adoption and working on everything in the tech . Plus about a thousand other factors outside of gaming . People trying to talk about the “ state of VR “ without taking these factors into account are merely guessing and most likely wrong because they aren’t considering them . Reviews of games shouldn’t be that hard . Separate personal opinion and preferences from facts . Be able to understand why others like genres you may not . Flat out take an online journalism course or something to understand the basic principles of reporting information I guess lol . You can be as positive and opinionated as you want , as long as it is tempered with unbiased information and keep um separate lol . There is A LOT more “ toxic negativity” in VR then whatever they are complaining about though . From those that have been in the longest and feel slighted by meta being extremely shortsighted and ignoring that we wouldn’t be here without what they are doing . I play all kinds of stuff , just like games . Some think what they like about VR is the ONLY thing good about it ….. screw them lol . Keep on keeping on . Positivity being looked at as a bad thing is if people are being disingenuous… that isn’t what’s happening . People don’t figure out what they like in VR and try random things and random genres . Then blame the creator for liking a game they don’t ….. that’s dumb . As consumers we need to figure out what we like in VR which requires trying random stuff till you find it … They are complaining about the process of figuring out what kind of VR genres they like lol Then just blame it on someone they listened to but didn’t understand .., hence why being clear is so important . Good luck bud . There are a lot of opinions in the VR world … problem is most are from out of context and missing information that makes that opinion more then bias . For what it’s worth I think what you do is very good . Also the “ positive “ reviewers grow exponentially faster then the negative reviewers. There are channels from pcvr days that haven’t grown since quest barely because all they do is complain about the most popular headset and it’s games . Effectively running off ANY potential new subscribers because they most likely just bought a quest….. lol . Your good dude .

What i want is a Quest only for PCVR, without the chip and battery ect, for a more affordable price.

Please turn down the music in the "background"!

i'm never buy a partnership brand, they always get abandoned immediately. relationaships go sour and human nature being what it is, one of the companies will go out and make something new and better. end result, the partnership headset dies from lack up updates and long term support.

I guess the question is when do you want to purchase because it will be like this for every model.

One mindset that I try to follow is that even though I do consider a content creator recommendation and verdict, I will also consider the chance of me having a completely different experience with anything I'm interested. Many times have I looked at an experience that others have praised to heavens and back, just to realize it is not for me which is okay, like some horror games that I am sure are awesome but would literally kill me if I tried. And another point that made me follow this very channel is, that above all the views and recommendations, it is clear that you are being honest about what you say. But then again, we can't blame other content creators for going for what nets them more views, aiming for the negative stuff, the doom and gloom and titles with bold words in all caps. I'm glad you seem to really enjoy what you are doing here, we don't get many content creators like you these days...

I own a quest and i cant tell how many times i bought a game because of positive reviews, just to refund it after a couple minutes.

has anyone seen the anime "solo leveling" imagine a game/ menu like that for AR on the quest 3. where its like "do 100 push ups, 100 situps, 100 squats, 10km run" every day and you unlock gear, rewards, dungeons, for the ar game. and you get fit doing so

I've been watching Mr VR Voice's videos for some time now. I typically agree with his criticisms like VR game mechanics and controls often being poorly implemented. They are valuable critiques I hope the industry will take to heart. _However,_ I often do not agree with his overall conclusions about a game or the industry. These seem very jaded to me. This has really struck home with me because I had previously avoided buying some games after watching his scathing video reviews of them digging into their janky aspects. But then I ended up buying a game, Arizona Sunshine 2, and playing a lot of the way through it before seeing Mr VR Voice's video slicing that game to pieces. I did agree with many of his criticisms, but I also felt that a portion of them were only because he never played past the tutorial level. Moreover, I didn't feel that the janky aspects he was complaining about and highlighting actually destroyed the game as a whole being fun. Mr VR Voice goes on to question the sensibilities and/or integrity of anyone who disagrees with his conclusions like this. According to him, if I enjoyed Arizona Sunshine 2, then my standards are very low, or I'm not being honest with myself, or I'm getting caught up in the VR hype train, etc. I think Mr VR Voice goes too far when he suggests that there's something wrong with anyone who holds a different overall opinion than he does. He's very focused on the armpits of a game, and that clearly ruins it for him. I see those same armpits and agree with him about them, but I feel he often misses how much fun the rest of the game is because he's so focused on the negative. I've realized I can't trust his reviews as being indicative of whether I will personally enjoy a game or not. I'm with you that just being in VR in itself makes a game significantly better than flat. VR is a new wild west, and it's not as developed and mature as flat gaming is yet. But to me it's akin to going from silent movies to movies with sound. Maybe the early audio wasn't done well at first and there were problems with silent movie actors not being practiced in speaking roles, etc... but having sound makes the movie better than even the most refined silent movies anyway. Just inherently. That's an opinion. You could have someone who appreciates the older, more mature format more, but that doesn't make my opinion invalid or mean I have low standards or something. That person's critiques about low audio quality could be spot on, and I agree. But I still prefer my movie with sound. That's how I feel about VR. I'm not interested in flat games anymore as a medium. It's all old obsolete technology to me. The comparisons to flat games mean little to me. I'm more interested in comparisons relative to other VR games and where the VR industry is at as a whole. And that has generally been getting better over time, so I think some positivity is warranted.

Genuine Julian!

At 80 I've been 2d game playing for as long as I can remember (Moon Lander on a 1970 PDP-8 with a teletype !!) so I feel that I'm fairly qualified to talk briefly about the present state of VR. Like computerised telescopes are to the average Joe, VR is, and always will be, a niche product. Attempts by manufactures to attract the masses is never going to work. That Meta tv advert where a man uses his Quest 3 to assemble a baby's cot is an unfortunate joke. I agree with you, Julian, I would rather play a graphical poor game in VR then a Ray traced master piece in 2d, but, and it's a big but, it's not for everone and I'm afraid it never will be. But like amateur astronomers with their state of the art computerised marvel or Radio Hams with a 5000 pound transreceiver, VR in its present state can only be for the technical curious amongst us. VR is a wonderful hobby and long may it continue. Thanks for your brilliant and entertaining videos.

Hya Julian ;) I have to admit i that, at first, i thought you sound like the stereotypical used car sales rep. Buit following you was great idea and now i get your honest vibes too. I haven't seen the video you refer to, and chances are pretty slim that i will, because he sounds like a machine generated voice and i like genuine vids with real people narrating. Yes, he surely has a point, because one can hardly tell if the video is bought or not, unless the channel clearly states it. But to be honest: IMHO VR is the best invention since sliced white bread. Admittedly there are good, bad and ugly games. But i noticed that my PC on its own gets way less screen time since i hot my electrical dreamcap. Examples? Today i went on a trip through Bankok and then Tokyo. I was up on the ISS and after dinner i'm gonna patrol a virtual city for replicants and run other police errands ;) Better visuals - sure, i'd buy those for a proverbial dollar - but what we have now is the best that's currently available. So why not sing a little praise but keep the drawbacks on the radar? No need to bash VR -especially not for clicks - keep doing what you do the way YOU want it! Best redards from that old German fart. 👴

i have always thought vr was kind of primitive (although that might just be the games i'm playing) so seeing that this might be a (virtual) reality is pretty cool news to me

I've been into VR for about a year. The biggest reason I love VR, I'm 56, and my aiming skills continue to deteriorate, mostly cause I'm lazy. I love how VR let's me point and shoot...or stab etc. The immersion is wonderful. I've only mostly played RE 4 and Golf+ with the DriverElite club (I'm addicted). I purchased a few games from Meta and about 5 games from Steam, Half Life: Alyx, Red Matter 2 and others like them to help support both platforms. I played Red Matter 2 for about 30 minutes. I can't wait to start that game alone. Sorry for the short novel. I appreciate your attitude. Thanks Jolly Julian!

Have you got your new PC yet ?

love you attitude towards content 🤩👍👍👍👍👍👍

Eyes are on Meta AR this autumn

Trash

And the playfordreams MR headset is the best headset in the Horizon as its the Android Version of the Vision Pro and its also cheaper

Google is also working with Nintendo on their XR headset also and that headset will sell more than the Samsung's headset

But they "announced" their collaboration to make this back at Galaxy Unpacked in February 2023. They may have changed course when the AVP was released, but they were already working on this. kzfaq.infogUM2wYKdxDA?si=aJqZFJG1uAAX41gj&t=3231

Actually Shakespeare was talking about pencils ✏️ 2B or not 2B that is the quill tip … sir

Quest 3 is the VR place to be. It’s only getting better!

Don't buy the new one either, just dont.

Google tried and failed. In fact everything new they do is a failure. The current CEO is terrible.

Hi Julian^^ I think the release might be tied to one of the bigger holidays. Might be Christmas in the west, or, if they have an eye on the asian market as well it might be after chinese New Year, when last generation hardware becomes obsolete and new tech is pushed into the market. Other than that i'm gonna stick to my 6-month rule. I bought my Quest 3 in June, so most likely December this year.

Absolutely not. The Quest3s will be a significant downgrade to the 3, meant to adress less wealthy customers to get sales going. Less features, probably worse specs, but the s will not be an upgrade at any rate.

Having more competition keeps the market healthy, but if I'm being honest, I hope the next generation of Qualcomm chips takes a little more time in the oven, this will give devs more time to fully utilize the current chip. Releasing the new one too soon might not be the best for every other device that still uses the current gen, some of them are less than a year old.

Can it use my prescription lens from my Quest 2 on a Quest 3?

At this moment I'm still exploring and enjoying my Quest3, which I have since last year. No need for a new headset (yet). I'm also busy finding the right AR/XR glasses, like Viture or Xreal Pro. They seem to me more comfortable to use. Now I'm sitting with my Quest3 in my lazy chair, watching KZfaq. The library is floating next to the browser in front of me and am typing on the keyboard floating in front. Crazy amazing times!

Tempted to get a meta quest 3 . Is it much better than 2? I.e worth upgrade? Use case ironically is netflix , and a few games.

Thanks for the tip on clearing the browser cache. I've been getting an error message for months on Quest 3, and it works like a charm now.

Just got my quest 3 have rokid max for movies