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Game giveaways!!!

Pepelandia123
Explorer
‎11-25-2023 05:08 AM
Status: New Idea

Hi all! I'm pretty sure we all have a few games we don't like or play anymore, and we're sure we'll never play them again. The period for the refunded is sometimes over so we'll have useless games in our library.  What about an option to giveaway them to other people? Of course it'd be for games we've only played for less than 1 hour, for example. We could create a code, so other person can use it and add the game to his / her library,  and it'd be removed from ours. What do you think? It's a pity having games we don't like or play! Cheers! 😀

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5 Comments
BMoose70
Honored Guest
‎11-25-2023 05:31 AM
‎11-25-2023 05:31 AM

I have a number of games like that. It would be great if I could share with others.

0jasper02000
Honored Guest
‎11-25-2023 03:06 PM
‎11-25-2023 03:06 PM

Good idea! I would love to give some of the games i don't use to my friends!

Anagan79
Expert Protege
‎11-26-2023 01:19 AM
‎11-26-2023 01:19 AM

Great idea ! We bought tons of app and don't play them much after the refund period. This is a good alternative

Icebergnyc
Honored Guest
‎11-27-2023 05:56 AM
‎11-27-2023 05:56 AM

Great idea. It would encourage those who haven't played for a while or bought a game in a while to pick up games. It will remind them of what a fun time they can have with the Oculus. It would also boost the play time for games who have slumped off a bit. 

xLeonix
Honored Guest
‎12-02-2023 04:56 PM
‎12-02-2023 04:56 PM

This would be great. I mean, they are supposed to be OUR games and with a physical game I can borrow it or seel it.

But I don't think meta is going to do anything that favors the second hand market. Specially now with digital games when they aren't technically "yours" anymore, not in the same way a physical one is.