It Might Finally Be Time To Invest In A Meta Quest 3
The Meta Quest 3 has been around for a while now, having launched in October 2023 as a successor to the Quest 2, but with a smaller design, improved processor, better speakers, and higher resolution. The Quest 3 also started adding more mixed-reality features to the experience to blend virtual and real-world environments, but many Quest 2 users have been content with their devices — the Quest 2 was only released three years prior and still holds up extremely well for VR after all — and therefore haven't felt the need to upgrade, and VR, in general, has been somewhat overlooked.
In 2024 that seems to be changing, however, as the Quest 3's library grows. Meta has discontinued its official support for the Quest 1 as of March 6, 2024, limiting social features for games and ceasing updates or Puzzle Packs on the system, which led to the closure of launch titles such as the beloved free virtual reality pet app,, and popular multiplayer shooter titles, and on March 15, even on later Quest devices. Meta has stated that it will continue to support the Quest 2, and with several major price drops for the device lately, those who have bought it recently will hopefully get some longevity out of it. Still, with there being just over a year between the Quest 1 and Quest 2's launches, the question is how long Meta's support will last.
Many immersive and engaging virtual reality gaming experiences of sports, shooters, and more can be had for no money at all on the Meta Quest 3.
Two extremely high-profile franchises are launching AAA VR titles this year, with, and, the latest in the acclaimed series. While is also launching on PSVR2 and Steam VR, it was noted that it would be "" when it releases in the Holiday season later this year. 's announcement also revealed that it would be exclusive to Meta Quest 3, eschewing earlier Quest platforms and the likes of Steam VR and PSVR when it launches.
Both titles are major additions to the Quest 3's games library, as will be the first VR
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