Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe is leaving Facebook. Citing “a source close to the matter,” a report from TechCrunch indicates his departure is related to the cancellation of a Rift 2 headset, though ...

Jason Rubin can envision an Oculus Rift 2, how Facebook’s virtual reality headset would need to evolve to earn a number, rather than a letter after its name. And it’s clearly much more than what the ...

Virtual reality is thought by many to be the next major leap for video games. It's the epitome of what's possible as far as immersion goes, and it makes sense that developers would want to explore ...

The next generation Oculus Rift 2 headset has reportedly been cancelled, with the development lead, and co-founder of Oculus, Brendan Iribe, leaving the company because he wasn't interested in a "race ...

In the wake of Oculus' decision to cut the price of the Oculus Rift with controllers to $400, there's been some worry that this move indicates a major new platform update is imminent. It's not a crazy ...

It appears that the abrupt departure of Oculus co-founder and former CEO Brendan Iribe from Facebook may have been caused by the company’s decision to cancel the second-generation Rift virtual reality ...

Along with the departure of Brendan Iribe from Facebook, there had been reports that the Oculus Rift 2, which Iribe was leading development on, would also be cancelled. Facebook has since spoken up ...

Facebook’s virtual reality arm may soon find itself in the unfamiliar position of playing catch-up with hardware competitors. Last week, TechCrunch reported that Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe had ...

Oculus is reportedly planning a moderate update to its original Rift design called Rift S - potentially launching in 2019. The new headset will bump up resolution and replace external tracking ...

The redesigned Oculus Rift S won’t require external sensors to work, features a higher resolution display, improved optics, and the ability to quickly see the real world around a user through the ...

Jason Rubin can envision an Oculus Rift 2, how Facebook’s virtual reality headset would need to evolve to earn a number, rather than a letter after its name. And it’s clearly much more than what the ...