I see some people citing cost as a problem with VR. Let me say I'm not sold even a little bit on VR right now, but I feel like some of the people who take issue with the cost of VR might have been some of the same people who were telling me I could pick up a cheap gaming PC for like $800. I don't remember names, so I won't throw out any accusations. If you are unhappy about VR prices and have never quoted PC prices to anyone, no offense intended, this bit isn't for you, move along.

However if you are unhappy about VR prices but have attempted to play PC salesman at any point in your life.......

**narrows eyes and looks at everyone in the room**

...........watch your @ss.

From what I have gathered, and this is just based upon what I have read because I have not watched any footage, they have merely confirmed Nova still exists as a "project," they did not say anything about it becoming a "product." That is what they mean when they say they are green lighting a game, that it goes from "project" to "product."

My take is that the only thing that has been confirmed is that they are still working on it, which is a good thing.

When the game gets the green light, it will get an official name, and will not be called Nova. At least I have never heard of a project keeping its name once it becomes official.