Oculus to launch its own marketplace with Oculus Share

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With the Oculus Rift's implementation making the rounds from the largest triple A studios like Id (Doom 3) to the tiniest indies like Owlchemy Labs (Snuggle Truck), it can become rather hard to keep track of what games do and don't support the VR headset, let alone the fact that few developers have experience making games for VR that don't make you want to hurl.
Oculus' solution to this is to launch Oculus Share, a portal that combines various in-development projects, so developers (i.e. anyone with a headset at this stage) can give each other feedback and share tips on adapting to VR. There's even an option to donate money to devs whose projects you'd like to support.
"With Share, you can host Oculus-ready games and experiences that you've created, browse and download content from other developers, rate experiences on quality and VR comfort level, provide feedback to devs on what you enjoyed (and what you didn't), and tip fellow developers for their work in cash, should you feel so inclined," explained Oculus in its announcement.
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