Anytime you donate to a Kickstarter project, you're rolling the dice. I can appreciate the resentment people have towards Oculus and Facebook, but if this sort of thing didn't happen in this industry, it would have happened somewhere else.

Gorgeous! This would be a great look for Smash Brothers, actually. Very expressive.

I'm in an ambivalent minority I suppose. Facebook does not appeal to me, and I wasn't really excited by OR (it seems crucial to experience it first-hand; anecdotal descriptions just don't do VR justice).

I understand that you have strong feelings on this subject. I respect that immensely, and love to see passionate discourse. I'm asking you to lay off the hate-speech though my friend.

I've seen some scary things, but the self-immolating car? Yeah, I'd go bike too.

Also a good avenue!

Do you recall Versus Books strategy guides? Back in the 90's those were the go-to bibles for games with lots of information, like all the MK moves.

As a music fan & musician, I find a non-inclusive attitude abhorrent. Music is art, and art is for everyone! Listening to and talking about music and how it makes you feel are such amazing things, I wish I could could meet more people who are enamored with it.

Especially with the MK move macros that pad advertises. By the time MK3 came around, you had all the different finishers, and it was like memorizing geometry if you wanted the full arsenal of your character at your disposal.

I could see that being useful on the PC, actually!

Very cool look at the Japanese metro. I love behind-the-scenes things like this.

Thanks for this! I couldn't agree more.

The game-play in that video looked pretty fun! If alpha-stage development seems that fun, I'm excited about how the final product will be.

Whoa, I've never seen that one before. More game-pads need "slow motion" these days!

One of the best controllers! My opinion of course, but Sega nailed it with that one.

I am so with you on this idea. I hope VR takes off in a big way, and with Sony's Move used as you mentioned. The imagined possibilities are astounding!

I'll bet it's really fun! I'm imaging a scenario with a 3D camera that let's you look at multiple angles to help build your levels. Being able to create 3D race courses for example.

I can't wait to see a Little Big Planet game compatible with this headset!

The guys of Retsupurae were dead on with their assessment of this guy.

Whoa. Not to sound too misanthropic, but humans are so weird.