The annual Game Developers Conference is underway in San Francisco and virtual reality is in focus more than ever. The event comes at a crucial time for Facebook’s Oculus, which is just over a week away from shipping the highly anticipated Rift. This is the $600 headset meant for serious gamers that competes with HTC’s Vive and Sony’s PlayStation VR. In an invite-only event ahead of the launch, Oculus showed off some of the 30 games that will be available to the first Rift owners.
Bloomberg’s Emily Chang was there to try out the games and catch up with Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe. Bloomberg Business video news.
Oculus CEO: Zuckerberg Thinks VR Is the ‘Next Big Platform’ . Bloomberg Business video
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