Facebook has again created waves in the tech world after announcing a $2 billion deal to acquire Oculus VR, the virtual reality gaming company that began life as a Kickstarter project less than two years ago. The deal has created controversy among Oculus VR’s loyal fanbase, many of whom are wary of Facebook’s ad-based business model and its track record on privacy. Users go head-to-head on a split screen, with the one who racks up the highest score winning. These responses to the Oculus VR blog post announcing the deal are ironically made using Facebook’s comment system — although, on a…
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