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GamesBeat weekly roundup: Facebook buys Oculus, a mom reviews Dark Souls II, and Candy Crush doesn’t crush Wall Street

Oculus Rift Development Version

This is the Oculus Rift development kit, which is compatible with Valve's just announced SteamVR.

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Welcome to another weekly roundup of GamesBeat’s stories. This time, Facebook shocked everyone by acquiring Oculus VR, a mother (mine, to be exact) reviewed one of the hardest games of the modern age, and Candy Crush Saga developer King went public and kinda flopped.

You’ll find all of that and much more below. Happy reading, and enjoy your weekend!

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Above: You can leave your Titan on autopilot mode, which isn’t as lethal but leaves you free as a tiny pilot to pick off anyone who’s attacking your giant baby.

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Above: A preview of Portal running on the Nvidia Shield.

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Above: Batman in Arkham Knight.

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