Yeah, how dare they charge money for several months of work for proper VR support. While the oculus store reasoning is kinda weird and makes no sense to me, charging a tiny fee for VR support on existing titles is fine by me. You didn't purchase it as a VR game, why should they give you the experience for free?
There are going to be many views on this, and I guess each developer will decide what is appropriate.
Very early days and nobody knows how to make money from VR as a platform yet, so we'll no doubt see the same wild west and experiments that came with early DLC on console and PC, along with a range of consumer responses to that.
From my personal perspective as a consumer, I don't care what devs charge because I can choose to purchase or not based on what I consider fair, but not going to get outraged about anything so much as just thinking somebody might have made a bad business decision. As a dev, we'll price at what we feel makes the most sense and what is commercially viable, and at this stage we won't be charging for VR as an "extra" (our Breakneck game on Steam is getting VR support for free for example).
All I know is I haven't had a gaming PC for a loooong time as my work laptop (and mobile phone) has sufficed, but VR is motivating me to get a PC setup for home. The incremental cost of VR games is going to be cheap by comparison.
