In September 2012, Oculus VR Inc. ran a Kickstarter campaign to raise money to build development kits for its virtual reality headset for video games.
That campaign raised $2.4 million from 9,522 backers. Many of the backers who pledged that $2.4 million to Oculus a mere 18 months ago are now upset to learn that they will receive absolutely nothing when Oculus is sold to Facebook for $2 billion in a transaction that was announced last week.
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