Alas, the controllers don't come cheap. They cost $199 for a pair, which is on top of the $599 that the Rift itself commands. And you’ll typically surrender another grand or more if you don’t ...

Oculus shows off consumer hardware for Rift, debuts new controller. by James Risley on June 11, 2015 at 11:47 am June 11, 2015 at 12:10 pm ...

Oculus made it clear that the Xbox One was the default controller for the Oculus Rift, the device that comes with it, in the box. Not this revolutionary, do-everything gamepad, but the same dual ...

Leaked images show sleek design and hand held controller ahead of launch tomorrow. ... Facebook has confirmed that its Oculus Rift headset will cost around $1500 when it goes on sale ...

With Facebook's Oculus Touch controllers launching this week, it's time to re-evaluate the Rift – and how it fits into the high-end VR landscape.

In keeping with the Rift itself, setting up the Touch controllers is quick and easy thanks to the on-screen instructions in the Oculus client. They wirelessly sync directly to the Rift headset ...

The Oculus Touch controllers add impressive finger and hand movement, plus physical buttons for traditional games. The Rift headset is well-designed and compact. A strong collection of software ...

Oculus founder Palmer Luckey has unveiled Oculus Touch, its future virtual reality controller. The Oculus Touch. Codenamed Halfmoon, the controllers are designed to simulate an authentic hand ...

Oculus also used the event to show off Oculus Touch -- two hand controllers that are currently prototypes and allow for hand presence, manipulation and communication gestures.

Oculus Reveals Its Unusual Rift VR Controller, Oculus Touch Check out the strange-looking new input method being designed as an Xbox One controller alternative. By Chris Pereira on June 11, 2015 ...

Oculus, the Facebook-owned ... Oculus offered brief details on the technology built into its Rift consumer headset, unveiled a pair of prototype hand controllers and promised some of the hardware ...

Oculus' new $199 Touch controllers are an elegant solution to a virtual reality problem I didn't knew I had — believable virtual hands. Sure, I've grabbed a gun or some other object in VR plenty ...