Oculus to Discontinue the Rift S, Quit PC-Only VR Headsets By Scharon Harding Oculus is discontinuing the Rift line of VR headsets and focusing on standalone HMDs like the Quest 2.
GDC Sees Oculus, Sony Cancel Over Coronavirus Concerns By Niels Broekhuijsen Sony and Oculus officially withdrew from the Game Developers Conference due to coronavirus.
Oculus Rest: Facebook Expects Coronavirus to Impact Oculus VR Headset Production By Nathaniel Mott Facebook said the recent Coronavirus outbreak is likely to affect the production and availability of its hardware production.
Oculus Link Tested: Awesome, But Don’t Sell Your Rift Yet By Kevin Carbotte A standalone headset gets into PC virtual reality gaming.
Hand Tracking Coming to Oculus Quest in New Update By Andrew E. Freedman Oculus VR unveiled a wave of new features coming to the Oculus Quest—including hand tracking—expected to release by early 2020.
Oculus Rift S Review: First-Gen VR Gets a Reboot By Kevin Carbotte The Rift S isn’t a second-gen headset, but more like a do-over of the original, with improvements and compromises. If you have a headset, you can skip this one.
Community Questions: On the Road to VR? By Joshua Simenhoff What do you think of the state of VR? Have you bought in yet, or still in wait and see mode? Let us know in the forums.
Oculus Quest Review: VR Just Ditched the PC By Kevin Carbotte The Oculus Quest could be the device that turns the VR market around and attracts the masses. It’s basically a game console built into a headset, done right.
Oculus Controllers Tell Users 'Big Brother Is Watching You' By Nathaniel Mott Oculus shipped "tens of thousands" of Touch controllers with messages like "The Masons Were Here" and "This Space For Rent" inscribed on the inside.
Oculus Unveils $399 Rift S Headset Made With Lenovo By Nathaniel Mott Oculus today announced a new Rift S headset with a higher resolution display, integrated audio and other features meant to improve on the original Rift.
Oculus Brings Facebook Streaming and Public Homes to Rift By Nathaniel Mott Oculus released a platform update that introduces live-streaming to Facebook and new "Public Homes" to let strangers gather in each other's virtual abodes.
Facebook Finally Settles $250 Million Oculus Lawsuit By Nathaniel Mott ZeniMax Media and Facebook have finally settled a $250 million lawsuit alleging that Oculus was based on virtual reality tech stolen from id Software.
Oculus Co-Founder Quits as VR Firm Promises a New Rift Headset By Nathaniel Mott Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe departed amidst reports that he butted heads with Facebook execs, who may also have canceled the Rift 2 headset.
Oculus (Finally) Rolls Out Rift Core 2.0 to All By Nathaniel Mott Oculus released the Rift Core 2.0 update to all Rift owners exactly one year after announcing the overhauled software at Oculus Connect 4.
Oculus Quest Hands-On: Freedom to Explore VR By Sherri L. Smith The Oculus Quest is an exercise in carefree exploration that shows if nothing else, that virtual reality isn't dead (for now).
Oculus Adding Custom Avatars, Hybrid Apps By Sherri L. Smith Oculus announced a new platform chockfull of useful features during its developer conference.
$399 Oculus Quest Offers Premium Standalone VR By Sherri L. Smith Scheduled to ship next spring for $399, the Oculus Quest headset is the company's first standalone headset to launch with Oculus Rift-level graphics.
A Look Inside the Rig of VR/AR Art Director, Vladimir Ilic (aka VRHUMAN) By Joshua Simenhoff In the first of our Power User Profile series, we talk to a professional VR/AR developer about what hardware and software he uses to create 3D worlds.
Going Hands On With The Oculus Go At GDC 2018 By Paul Alcorn Oculus’ new $199 Go has been shrouded in secrecy as the company prepares it for a formal launch, but that didn’t stop us from testing it at GDC 2018.
How To Patch Your Oculus Rift By Seth Colaner The Oculus Runtime Service is not working, which is preventing people from using their headsets.
