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While I love Meta Quest hardware, the store and developer ecosystem is horrific. I can't even find my own game on the Meta Store and it's so slow. No wonder we only have 1k downloads after 2 weeks Meanwhile on Steam we had 10K+ downloads alone on week 1... show more
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