Oculus swag

AFAIK, swag is not publicly available for reasons I cannot fathom :cry:

Oculus are owned by facebook.

I'm pretty sure they've got their 'Word spreading' covered.

Stupdid question: what is "Oculus Swag"? ( :oops: ) I looked it up on google but couldn't find a solid definition.

"schmeltzer" wrote:
Stupdid question: what is "Oculus Swag"? ( :oops: ) I looked it up on google but couldn't find a solid definition.

"Swag" is a common term for tradeshow givaways:
http://www.4imprint.com/tag/3428/Tradeshow-Giveaways
http://www.tradeshowswag.net/



T-shirts, fabric bags with handles, buttons and pins, notepads and pens, letter openers, retractable USB cables, LED flashlight keychain fobs, logo-emblazoned USB flash drives, squeezable foam hand exercisers, various small toys, and candy are quite common, though I was given a $20 Nykko portable game controller at E3 (after showing the "ladies" 3D photos I took of them. There is usually a lot more swag being given out at electronics shows that at gaming conventions.

In the case of Oculus VR, I have seen "eye" logo buttons and "eye love VR" T-shirts, but their distribution seems quite limited. They seem to be well know even without such swag proliferation.

Personally, I think little "Barbie-sized" plastic DK1 headsets would have been great swag for OculusVR, so "daddies" could give them to their daughters to put on their Barbie dolls, or just to be used as a desktop ornament at the office.
;)

Man it would be so cool to have a Oculush T-shirt on graduacion day since i have my final paper whit oculus.

"geekmaster" wrote:

"schmeltzer" wrote:
Stupdid question: what is "Oculus Swag"? ( :oops: ) I looked it up on google but couldn't find a solid definition.

"Swag" is a common term for tradeshow givaways:
http://www.4imprint.com/tag/3428/Tradeshow-Giveaways
http://www.tradeshowswag.net/



T-shirts, fabric bags with handles, buttons and pins, notepads and pens, letter openers, retractable USB cables, LED flashlight keychain fobs, logo-emblazoned USB flash drives, squeezable foam hand exercisers, various small toys, and candy are quite common, though I was given a $20 Nykko portable game controller at E3 (after showing the "ladies" 3D photos I took of them. There is usually a lot more swag being given out at electronics shows that at gaming conventions.

In the case of Oculus VR, I have seen "eye" logo buttons and "eye love VR" T-shirts, but their distribution seems quite limited. They seem to be well know even without such swag proliferation.

Personally, I think little "Barbie-sized" plastic DK1 headsets would have been great swag for OculusVR, so "daddies" could give them to their daughters to put on their Barbie dolls, or just to be used as a desktop ornament at the office.
;)

Thanks for explaining! Man, I'd love to have a Oculus thirt. I would wear it proudly! (Achievements in games is not my thing but the only achievement I'd like to have is "Played HL2 in VR", and that one doesn't exist :cry:).