Ousted Oculus CEO donates money to software that screws with Oculus
When he isn’t researching the creation of a “virtual border wall” between America and Mexico or showing up in Japan cosplaying as a half-naked sniper from Metal Gear Solid V, former Oculus CEO and virtual reality poster boy Palmer Luckey is apparently having fun by putting money into a program that screws with the company that ousted him after he admitted (then denied) funding an anti-Hillary Clinton meme campaign. According to the creator of Revive—a tool that lets people use the HTC Vive VR headset to play games that are only available as exclusives for the Oculus Rift—Palmer is pledging $2,000 a month to the software’s Patreon campaign.