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Again, I disagree with the notion that Meta's dominance "suffocate" the industry, and therefore their pullback will lead to more competition. You are not going to see more fish after the artificial coral reef is gone. Yes, it was an artificial one, but still good for the ecosystem. Both Valve and Sony benefit from Meta's (thus far) heavy investments. Both get more games on their platform as a result. Valve, in particular, even gets cheap headsets and free access to a bigger market. This is not a reset, just a recess.

Now that the mod is taken down, you can't even get support or refund if it stops working. Luke Ross's approach is always fraught with legal/ethical problems. On the other hand, for an official port, of course people should pay. So I don't understand the "money grub" argument at the end of the article either.

You might and I bet a number of VR users may, but if that is 2% of the existing user base, is that enough to be worth it for the company. After all, it is not just a mod, they must also fix bugs, adapt it for newer content and changes to the 2D game… it may not be worth it!

Scott, I typically like the reporting on VR here, but this article seems a bit one-sided. The modder asks $9.- per Monat to be able to install a mod. In principle, at this time, the mod keeps working if you quit Patreon, but that might change… and every time you need a new version it is another $9.- Stay member for a year and you paid $108.- more than for the game itself. So whereas I like the fact that people add VR mods and that the publisher allows this, I can see they draw a line for priced options, as they allow donations as well.

Trois détenus ont comparu vendredi 16 janvier 2026 devant le tribunal correctionnel suite à une saisie opérée par l’administration pénitentiaire. Ils ont sollicité un renvoi de leur procès.