Facebook has announced it will no longer developer PC-only VR, what with Oculus Quest 2 coming out. According to the company, the community and developers prefer the wireless all-in-one headset Quest.

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The first hints we get that new products are incoming frequently surface in software updates for existing products. A recent software update for the Oculus devices for PC users has dropped a hint that ...

The Oculus Quest 2 v28 software update has arrived and brings with it a wealth of fantastic upgrades for Oculus and Facebook’s self-contained VR headset. Among the slew of features that have arrived ...

Oculus announced late last week that, starting on November 20th, new Quest 2 owners would be able to download the award-winning PC VR title Asgard’s Wrath (2019) for free until January 31st, 2021.

The combined cost of the Oculus Rift and a PC to run it will probably set you back about $1,500. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying ...

It’s easy to see the almost limitless sales potential of a VR headset that can operate fully on its own or switch to become a viewer for a nearby computer. Assuming that it offers very good ...

“The sweet spot.” It sounds like that’s going to be VR’s new focus, as we head into Oculus Connect’s fourth annual iteration. And what is that sweet spot, exactly? Not mobile VR, not PC-based VR, but ...

"We're very sorry for the disruption today," the Oculus Team says in the support email message. "We're providing a $15 Oculus Store credit (or currency equivalent) to people impacted by this issue. If ...

Oculus is facing some challenges including stagnant sales that can be largely attributed to the old price point. The issue with PC VR over console VR (such as Sony’s PlayStation offering) and mobile ...

Earlier this month, Micro-Star International teased the VR One during the Tokyo Game Show gaming convention. It is a PC that customers wear on their back, enabling full freedom of movement when ...