@shadow_mishra: It's the little things that count in the long run. It wasn't that long ago that studios wouldn't even release movies that were supposed to be good too close to "family traveling" holidays.

"In a blog post, lead developer Ryan Green--the father of 5-year-old Joel Green who has since passed away--..."

IMHO, this is the only reason the comment section is being so nice about the subject. Even the negative (at least the ones I've seen) comments have been well written and mostly respectful. Had the creator of a game like Flappy Bird said the same things, there would be only 2 comments because the rest would have been taken down.

In retrospect, I don't even think they needed an article this long. Give us a link to the blog and let it be. This guy is upset about more than just a game not doing well right now, and people should realize that.

@RandolphRam: Now I know this movie is good, or at least decent.

@Sindroid: It's like Pacino's character John Milton said in "The Devil's Advocate. "Our clients break the law like anyone else, we just got tired of sending them across the street.".

Anxious to hear after launch if it enables blind players enjoy the game.

@louixiii: In war, sacrifices must be made. You Sir, have made a noble one.

@analgrin: I think they mean speaking about it more up front. To be fair though, Sony has yet to really say anything to the general public about their VR plans. I know about them because I following gaming and the associated companies that work in that field. My wife (or her sister) will actually ask me about it (and not just be responding to her gamer husband ranting about his hobby) when her sister sends her something from pintrest, she saw a commercial, or groupon sends her something. She's asked about the Samsung VR option, because she saw the commercials and or phones are due for an upgrade.

@rosinmonkekyx17: I was thinking more along the lines of: We're putting HOW MANY hours into making a F2P game!! Combined with a severe case of foot-in-mouth-disease.

Just my opinion, but I think the reason Sony isn't mentioning the camera or the move controllers because they know a majority of people that want VR on a Sony system either have them, or don't care if they purchase them used. It's not a flawless theory, but it's there.

@louixiii: Okay FINE!! SLAP OCULUS AND SONY!!! But why ruin the great name of BBQ in the process??? Why waste BBQ by slapping them with it??? Why not just offer them the said BBQ, but not give them a plate or utensils.