This is great timing and should settle the community after the uproar about the FB acquisition this week. It seems as though Valve has been fairly hush-hush ab

This is great timing and should settle the community after the uproar about the FB acquisition this week. It seems as though Valve has been fairly hush-hush about their VR ongoings throughout what I'll call "Oculus' rising", so I'm curious for more detail as to what went on internally at Valve with VR, and if Abrash joining Oculus means more about their VR efforts and future (i.e. is Valve done even trying to build something? Is some other partnership brewing between the two?)