<ul><li>Former Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe expressed his disapproval towards the 3DoF Oculus Go headset, stating it was not the right direction for VR.</li><li>Iribe, who stepped down from Oculus and was replaced by Hugo Barra, believed that the focus on 6DoF with Touch controllers, like in Rift and Quest, was more appropriate.</li><li>Oculus Go, a $200 standalone headset, lacked positional tracking and had critical limitations, leading to low retention rates and disappointing sales despite price reductions.</li><li>Following the underwhelming performance, Meta (formerly Facebook) decided to discontinue Oculus Go and pledged not to produce any more 3DoF headsets, aligning with Iribe's earlier criticisms.</li></ul>

Former Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe Didn't Think Oculus Go Was A Good Idea

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