Throughout the last few hours, Facebook users have been unable to access the app, and the problem has now extended to a number of additional platforms owned by the company. This means that Oculus VR users have been unable to enjoy any of its games, turning all of these devices into very expensive bricks in the meantime. At this time, it’s unclear when Oculus and Facebook might go back online, but the official Oculus Twitter account states that the company is “working to get things back to normal as quickly as possible.” Twitter seems to be the last social media platform standing, and many fans used it to share their disappointment with the Oculus downtime. Of course, many other posters used the opportunity to joke that Oculus users that were in VR when Facebook went down are now stuck outside of our reality. Hopefully, that isn’t actually the case!
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Keep reading to find out what fans are saying about Oculus!
Hope they weren’t playing Vader Immortal!
It’s a sad day for Oculus fans.
A lot of people wishing Facebook didn’t own Oculus now.
The timing is really inconvenient!
This might convince gamers to make a switch…
…while others are happy they didn’t buy one in the first place!
Maybe Facebook owns a bit too much.
Well, not every Oculus user is upset about it.
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