Aaron Nicholls Leaves Valve for Oculus VR

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  • Aaron Nicholls Leaves Valve for Oculus VR

    Another former Valve developer has left the game studio and has joined up with Oculus VR today. Previously, Michael Abrash had left Valve for Oculus and now it is Aaron Nicholls.


    As noted in the Tweet, Nicholls will be working in the Bellevue research and development lab for Oculus.
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