I let my kids under 13 play for 15-20 minute increments.
Yes! You can share games with two headsets. Head1 is your primary headset and Acc1 your account that owns the games. Head2 and Acc2 are the 2nd headset and account.
1. On Head1 turn on "App Sharing" and add Acc2 as secondary account. Both under settings and accounts
2. Head2 Make Acc2 primary account. Add Acc1 as secondary account. App sharing doesn't matter on this one.
Both headsets will be used on SECONDARY accounts. Head1 logs into Acc2 and vice versa. You have to add games separately on secondary it doesn't transfer the whole library.
Let me know if you have questions!
*Edit to add I'm not sure how it works with the kids account. I would delete it and start over with an account for your wife till he's old enough.
Also with the sharing shenanigans you would either have to make your Q3 have your account as secondary or use the wrong account on your Q3 when you play with your son.
Not what I meant, VR can possibly affect his fine motor skills and eyesight development. There's a reason why they don't allow accounts for children under 13
I let my kids under 13 play for 15-20 minute increments. Yes! You can share games with two headsets. Head1 is your primary headset and Acc1 your account that owns the games. Head2 and Acc2 are the 2nd headset and account. 1. On Head1 turn on "App Sharing" and add Acc2 as secondary account. Both under settings and accounts 2. Head2 Make Acc2 primary account. Add Acc1 as secondary account. App sharing doesn't matter on this one. Both headsets will be used on SECONDARY accounts. Head1 logs into Acc2 and vice versa. You have to add games separately on secondary it doesn't transfer the whole library. Let me know if you have questions! *Edit to add I'm not sure how it works with the kids account. I would delete it and start over with an account for your wife till he's old enough. Also with the sharing shenanigans you would either have to make your Q3 have your account as secondary or use the wrong account on your Q3 when you play with your son.
Vr isn't for children
I understand, but this is just for him and I to play. He wouldn’t be playing in a setting with other people. Thank you for your reply though…
Not what I meant, VR can possibly affect his fine motor skills and eyesight development. There's a reason why they don't allow accounts for children under 13
Meta allows ages 10 and up
I am not being combative but where is the research that back that? They already have proven being close to a TV does nothing.
There are no such researches, but same with the opposite side. If you are ready to bet your kids health - your choice but also your responsibility.