Facebook Buys Oculus Rift...

Zane Blalock

Mar 25, 2014 — 1 min read

Well, as you might have heard from other outlets or social media, Oculus Rift has been obtained by Facebook for 2 Million dollars.

This news irritates me – simply for my disposition towards Facebook – but I hope that the guys and gals at the Oculus Rift project finishes their project with no problems.

I foresee Facebook working on a virtual world similar to that of SecondLife, Sony Home, and Active World. It’s only speculations due to Mark’s statements about it but I don’t see much any other reason.

Look out Sony, I may start looking towards your device depending on if Facebook ruins the Oculus Rift…

-ZenOokami

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