Oculus is jumping the E3 2015 gun, holding its own dedicated press conference later today, with the consumer release of the Oculus Rift VR headset expected to be the star of the show.
While the rest of the gaming world is set to descend on LA over the weekend, Oculus has headed to San Francisco to offer up further details on its eagerly-awaited VR headset.
Although Oculus has offered no details on what to expect, the company has branded its gathering the “Oculus E3 Press Conference”, suggesting key announcements could be on the cards.
Having recently unveiled a new company logo and confirmed
The device which has helped take virtual reality from long-off pipedream to tangible possibility, the Oculus Rift is expected to be priced and showcased in its consumer-ready form.
To ensure you don’t miss out on any of the action, Oculus has confirmed it will be live streaming its conference.
As well as following the event on the company’s website, Oculus will also let avid gamers keep up with the action over Twitch.
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Kicking off in a matter of hours the Oculus Rift press conference will start at 10am PDT (6pm BST).
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