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Yeah but they don’t cost $100

Well that’s weird because they completely obliterated that trust with the whole GTA online thing.

What happened to all of the expansion content on the single player they promised?

I imagine there will be a premium version that’s $100 plus but I can’t imagine that they’ll risk trying to sell it at that price for the base version. People aren’t exactly running around with disposable income right now, at least in the US.

God, what an awful thought

No company ever sells games with the disclaimer that they might stop supporting those games at some arbitrary point in the future they sell the games with the understanding that you are purchasing a product that you will own after you give the company the required amount of money.

They are not selling you a limited term license, they are selling you a product. They should not be allowed to then change their minds after the fact without compensating the customer.

That’s the funny thing about all of this it wouldn’t cost the company a single penny. All they’d have to do is open source their code that’s it.

Even if you just looked at the screenshot it’s pretty clear that’s not what the petition is about. Could you go away and do literally one seconds worth of research, and then come back and explain why you made such a brainless comment.

One of the big problems about the original petition was that it had a focus on gaming. But this is a problem in the entire software industry, and as much as gaming is probably the more serious concern for the majority of people, it is considered by the government to be somewhat unimportant. Corporate software though has a more mature image, and so is more likely to be considered.

Any software that is sold by a company should be open sourced if the company chooses to end support. Either because the company goes out of business or because they just decide it’s no longer profitable to continue updating the software, and yes, this does include older versions of iOS.

A rising tide and all that.

This is what fallout would look like if it was in a modern game engine.

I love how the layout is still the same.

It’s Nintendo, It didn’t like any of their consoles have been particularly sophisticated for their time. We pretty much know everything about the new switch already, because they’re not going to reveal any new tech, because they never reveal any new tech.

Shadow of the Colossus is a PS3 game right? I assume it is because I’ve never played it and the PS3 was the only PlayStation I never had. Also the same reason I never played Last Of Us.

As far as I’m aware there has never been a sequel, I know there’s been remakes but never an actual sequel. Seems like a really odd game to pick, when there are so many actually currently developed titles that have better name recognition.

No that’s just Steam looks like these days. See they pivoted to being a low resolution image host.

My cat brings me leaves and pine cones that he’s “killed”. He’s always extremely pleased with himself.

They should announce it on the 1st of April and then never talk about it again so people are never actually quite clear on if it was real or not, and then a couple of months later just release it.

People are on Steam more or less all of the time so it would take less than 30 seconds for someone to notice and then they would get free advertising. I mean it’s Valve, so they get free advertising anyway.

You can disagree with a list without being insulting who created the list.

Are you sure you live in the same universe as the rest of us?

None of them are mobile games. Many of them are on Steam right now and have been available on Steam for months.

Yeah I did read the article. That’s why I know what the article is about, and the fact that he’s complaining about graphical fidelity in games and not getting the profit benefit. clearly AAA studios aren’t actually having this issue because, like I said, the winner of the game awards this year was a cartoony game, so clearly they are well aware that graphics aren’t everything.

The game of the year was a cutesy cartoon game about a robot. I don’t think there’s a problem here.

Is there a way to actually read the article without having to be exposed to whatever the drug fueled hellscape that website is?