It would be reasonable if it wasn't the kickstarter model.

Hey, this gave me an idea that I'm sure other people have already had.

So does Double Fine then. Are you implying that, after the product is successful, the company should refund all its backers? This makes little sense in the kickstarter model.

Meanwhile, on the Oculus Rift Kickstarter page, some backers are not pleased. Some are demanding refunds. "You selling out to Facebook is a disgrace," writes backer Sergey Chubukov. "It damages not only your reputation, but the whole of crowdfunding. I cannot put into words how betrayed I feel by this."

It's always been clear that funding a project on Kickstarter is more donation than investment—there's no financial return, and no legal recourse if someone takes your money and runs—but we've never seen anything on this scale before. Without that Kickstarter money, Oculus might have not been able to attract any of the…

I like your name.
Kinda.

You know what else is enormous?

I agree completely, though I'm more of an Oculus Rift kind of guy.

Yes, but both pieces of information are coming from the same source, so it may be a little too adequate. But it may be true. It would certainly make sense.

Another commenter here (NotThatGuyAgain), in response to a comment of mine, linked to this: http://www.dualshockers.com/2014/03/19/mor…

Oh, I hope that's true. I also hope that there's a separate option, like was mentioned in the article you linked to.

I think you're thi9nking too much into it. You don't have to move the back of it down in order to move the front up. You just, you know, move it up. It's that simple.

And don't forget that you'll need the PS Camera too.

From what I gather, yes. It's basically a move attached to a screen really close to your face with lenses. Those blue lights are there for that reason.

You can just, you know, move it to your forehead like you would with diving goggles. By introducing a pivot where you suggested, it would need a way to be fixed in that position (or else it would fall and punch you in the face). Which would be complicated, awkward and just unnecessary.

Hey, hey. What do you have against small potatoes?

I don't like stereotypes (especially when I'm included), but gamers are a bunch of dumb 8 year-olds. We need to grow up a little.

But doesn't that just render the whole thing useless?

Um, it's fiction. They wanted to have an "Evil Cammy", so they made up a story to support it. Nothing new about it. It wasn't an accident. It's a made up story.

Thank you for stating the excuse they used for the character, but still. She looks a whole lot like an Evil Cammy.