 It's Friday, December 13, 2013. I'm Nathan Seidkret, and come at me, bad luck. This is 90 Seconds on the Verge. Oculus Rift, the Kickstarter phenomenon building a virtual reality headset, just raised $75 million in additional funding. That money will go towards mass producing a consumer version of the headgear, which will have a higher resolution, lower latency, and effectively eliminate the motion blur seen in the developer's kit. It's a momentous time for Oculus. Just last month, gaming legend John Carmack left id Software, the company he founded, to work with Oculus full time. There's one interaction Twitter can't mute, backlash. Hours after the company made changes to its blocking functionality, Twitter has reverted back to its old ways. The changes turned the ability to block trolls into a glorified mute switch, giving the blocked user far more access. Many users became angry over the change, calling it a step backwards in privacy. Twitter says the move was to curb retaliation from users who discovered they were blocked. And finally, we've had the Brat Pack on the Fantastic Four, but now the Sinister Six will be coming to the big screen. Sony Pictures has announced three new films in the Spider-Man franchise, The Amazing Spider-Man 3, a Venom movie, and a film featuring super villain group, The Sinister Six. It's a move that clearly mirrors Marvel's cinematic universe. Sony even hired longtime Joss Whedon collaborator Drew Goddard, who will write and possibly direct The Sinister Six. And that's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, I release my own secret album. It's called Nathan Sykert's Fun Time Jam-fury. See, fiancé's aren't that special.