GoKawiilMeta brings Disney's 3D film library to Quest 3 and 3S headsets
Meta has launched 3D movie playback on its Quest 3 and Quest 3S headsets, coinciding with a new Disney+ app that supports 3D content and environments. The library includes Marvel, Pixar and recent Star Wars titles, plus high-framerate 3D versions of the Avatar films, viewable by subscribers who select a title with confirmed 3D support. Notably, the original Quest 2 headset does not receive this feature.
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The move lets Meta match a feature Apple used to differentiate its pricier Vision Pro headset, potentially making Quest devices more attractive for home 3D viewing at a lower price point. Excluding the widely-owned Quest 2 could reflect hardware limitations or a strategy to push users toward newer devices, though the reasoning hasn't been confirmed. The timing also raises questions about why Meta waited this long, given 3D VR playback has been technically possible via ripped Blu-rays for years.
- Quest 3 and 3S now support 3D movie playback through a new Disney+ app.
- The library spans Marvel, Pixar, Star Wars, and high-framerate 3D Avatar films.
- Quest 2 owners are excluded, despite being Meta's most widely sold headset.
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