A simmering conflict between Oculus, a virtual reality startup Facebook bought last month for $2 billion, and ZeniMax Media began to boil Monday. ZeniMax las week claimed one of its former employees, John Carmack, improperly shared some of its tech with Oculus for use in its Rift virtual reality headset, which is touted as having the power to bring VR to the masses. "We are disappointed but not surprised by ZeniMax's actions, and we will prove that all of its claims are false," Oculus said.Facebook's $2B Baby Oculus Denies Rival's Rights Claims
A simmering conflict between Oculus, a virtual reality startup Facebook bought last month for $2 billion, and ZeniMax Media began to boil Monday. ZeniMax las week claimed one of its former employees, John Carmack, improperly shared some of its tech with Oculus for use in its Rift virtual reality headset, which is touted as having the power to bring VR to the masses. "We are disappointed but not surprised by ZeniMax's actions, and we will prove that all of its claims are false," Oculus said.
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