Facebook is buying Oculus Rift for $2 billion. For those of you wondering what Oculus Rift is, it's a virtual reality headset that is most definitely the future of gaming. The device straps onto ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The Oculus Rift, now owned by Facebook, straps onto your head and completely immerses you inside a game. And it's finally coming to homes around the world.

Facebook is closing around 200 of its 500 ... said stores that no longer offer demos will continue to sell the Oculus Rift headset and accompanying touch controllers, which cost $600 and $200 ...

The Oculus Rift changed technology forever ... wrote that the decision came from a desire to simplify the brand. Facebook had ...

After a long, three-year journey from Kickstarter to Facebook acquisition to reality, the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset will finally be available in the first quarter of next year ...

Facebook has agreed to purchase Oculus VR. The press values the deal ... was quick to tweet that a possible rift port has now been canceled, as Facebook creeps him out. He followed this up ...

Check out our Oculus Rift 2 hands-on review Update: 25/03/14 - Facebook has acquired the startup company behind the Oculus Rift VR headset for $2billion. Initially started through Kickstarter ...

sliced fruit coming at me from… Read More Millions of Minecrafters around the world just got a great reason to buy Facebook’s Oculus Rift virtual reality headset. Microsoft Monday announced ...

Games such as Stormland have been designed to work with the Rift S Oculus has released an updated version of its flagship VR headset that works with a PC to let people play in virtual worlds.

The Oculus Rift kickstarted the current wave of interest ... As Oculus is owned by Facebook, it's naturally having to at least pretend that there is a social purpose to its existence, and so ...

Things have gotten simpler since then: outside a few special circumstances, we’re now almost always referring to things you see inside a VR headset like the Oculus Rift. Unfortunately ...