I believe that's a wrap/cover-up.

It's sad that you have to resort to explaining this multiple times, and still people don't grasp the concept.

Have you seen the prices of comics today? You need a job with a freakin' 401K to afford them! My college age and kid self could have never afforded them.

To each his (or her) own, I suppose. In my perfect universe, I have a Charlie Sheen domestic arrangement going with Upton, Kat Dennings, and Christina Hendricks.

I hate to speculate but

I'm a not-too serious Roman Catholic, my wife is a very much so. We think it's better when people make fun of religion in a playful way. A good example of this is Father Ted. Mocking should be fine. Violence should not.

Exactly :D Glad someone agrees besides the people that just recommend lol

Your logic is unsound. Their promise was fulfilled and their money went toward exactly what it was supposed to go towards. The only thing I can see now are a bunch of people who want money because a project they donated money towards got big.

Bottom line: They donated their money, received their prize, and have zero…

They got the item they originally put money toward anyway so I don't get the point of asking for a refund. Everyone already got their first run of the product or the dev edition and they were already working on the 2.0 so the kickstarter has long passed.

Backers bought perks. Oculus delivered what they bought. Oculus doesn't owe backers anything more. Also, backers did not buy ownership of the company. They just bought perks.

*forwards compatible.

It was IR, yea. Definitely a shame it isn't BC