I think this is what was predicted early on. There's no reason for FB to keep a separate entity based on high-end PC gaming, especially when its clear Oculus wa

I think this is what was predicted early on. There's no reason for FB to keep a separate entity based on high-end PC gaming, especially when its clear Oculus was bought to give Zuckerberg the "Facebook VR" he's been talking about for quite some time. I imagine the end game for Oculus is to be a branding for a mobile platform for VR. I'm not sure if its anyone's interest to keep it alive as a physical product, outside of visors you slip your phone into, and certainly not as a high-end gaming PC product. Between HTC/Valve and the upcoming Windows Holographic/XboxVR and its upcoming tracked controllers and other competitors on the horizon, I'm not sure what room there is for an Oculus PC product. I also suspect even at the $599 pricing, they're losing money, especially if you consider the millions spent paying for exclusives or even funding full games for what ended up being a market of under 250,000 consumers after 6+ months of hard work and advertising, on top of years of hype. I imagine their projections were in the low millions, not couple hundred thousand.