No, it doesn't. Under the currently accepted, legally binding definition of Intellectual Property, that category includes far more than just code. Note, I'm no

No, it doesn't. Under the currently accepted, legally binding definition of Intellectual Property, that category includes far more than just code. Note, I'm not saying ZeniMax owns a bit of Oculus or their IP. I don't have enough information to speculate meaningfully either way, and neither do you.