Victoria Justice can not possibly be a real name.

The only bigger pussy than the man who is only tough behind a computer is the man who is only tough behind a gun.

+1 dagger I see before me

Your job is apparently as simple as commenting on Kotaku when you should be working, so you're doing all right.

You’re trying to apply logic to a situation whose humor is literally derived from its randomness.

Yet another person who can’t tell constructive criticism from animosity. It must be so simple living in a world of only black and white.

No, but I don't know what that has to do with my comment.

Sounds about right. Your average rock band probably has an audience about 10 years younger than they are.

Yes, really.

You're a very sensitive individual.

You owned a creepy marionette of an N'sync member. You're like the definition of a special case.

Yep, and I'd like to think we've all grown in the decade since then.

Trick question. If you're old enough to get the references, you're too old to be watching a Fallout Boy video.

As if this guy needed that validation to continue being a moron.

I hope it’s not any more than that, because that’s about the limit of what I can justify spending on it.

There’s some interesting stuff in there, but I’m not sure about a lot of it or it's ability to move hardware. What they really need is VR support from more major AAA game titles.

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I hadn't heard about the storefront. That's interesting. Do you know what kind of exclusive software they've got lined up? If they can become the go-to place for VR software then they may be willing to take a small loss on the hardware.

$599 seems too high, but $499 isn’t out of the question. That's about the max I could justify spending on one.

I'd love that, but it seems unlikely that they could make a profit on it that way, and it's not like a console where you sell at a loss and make it up on software. As far as I know Oculus isn't making or publishing consumer software. At least not to the extent that they could make a sizeable return on it.