Oculus Calls ZeniMaxs Allegations of Theft False Disappointing and Not Surprising
Last week, ZeniMax accused Oculus VR Chief Technology Officer and former id Software Doom mastermind John Carmack of taking "proprietary technology and know-how" with him when he departed the Rockville, Maryland-based Elder Scrolls and Dishonored publisher for a job with Oculus. Oculus' response at the time was terse and absolute "It's unfortunate, but when there's this type of transaction, people come out of the woodwork with ridiculous and absurd claims," an Oculus VR representative told the Wall Street Journal. "We intend to vigorously defend Oculus and its investors to the fullest extent.", Here's a bit more of that defense, breaking this morning, with Oculus writing in an email to the media that it's "disappointed but not surprised by Zenimax's actions" and promising to "prove that all of its claims are false.", The following list of points was also provided by Oculus in the email, , MORE The History of Video Game Consoles  Full,