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It's official, Facebook is now the proud owner of VR headset developer Oculus.

The $2 billion acquisition is now complete, bringing to a close the deal that was first proposed back in March. To celebrate the completion of Facebook's purchase, the happy buyer and Oculus released the following joint statement: We're looking forward to an exciting future together, building the next computing platform and reimagining the way people communicate. Are you excited about the future of virtual reality? Do you think VR headsets will prove to be an industry staple? Do you find Sony's Project Morpheus or the Oculus Rift to be the more compelling device?

Added: 22.07.2014 1:17 | 5 views | 0 comments


Firm's "looking forward" to "reimagining the way people communicate".
Facebook has officially finalized its acquisition of virtual reality headset maker Oculus VR.

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[Update]: We're running late with these codes! Here's another for anyone on the GameRevolution home page. We'll look for another code on Twitter within the hour and another on Facebook by 4:00 PM this afternoon.

Added: 16.07.2014 16:48 | 2 views | 0 comments


Disruptor Beam has released Game of Thrones: Ascent for Android. It should be coming to iPhone today, too. Ascent started out life on Facebook but spread to iPad earlier this year, earning itself a Bronze Award from us. It's a free-to-play social RPG that lets you become a minor lord in the Game of Thrones world. It's all menus and buttons, but has a compelling story and thousands of quests ...

Added: 16.07.2014 5:13 | 13 views | 0 comments


Bam! Its a new episode of Britains soon-to-be favourite gaming podcast The Gamebrit Podcast! This week we talk about Wolfensteins return, if anybody even really likes Donkey Kong, Sonys possible Early Access plans and whether pre-orders are ever worth it. Want to make sure you never miss an episode? You can subscribe to The Gamebrit Podcast via RSS, on Stitcher or in iTunes. As ever, wed love to read your feedback so feel free to drop us a message via Twitter, our Facebook or by email at podcast@gamebrit.com. Well read out anything.

Added: 14.07.2014 10:00 | 8 views | 0 comments


The Facebook apps hub essentially vends a mini game mono-culture. Hedgeless and featureless and planted, as far as the eye can see, with turnips mined by weary Farmville-rs. Pyramid Solitaire Saga has enjoyed a fair bit of success in this arid environment. A mixture of fun aesthetics, strong marketing, and solid game mechanics ensured the game's popularity on Facebook. And now this Egyptian ...