Denny's isn't the only food chain out there getting involved with Attack on Titan.

But you forgot to address HOW they are shipped. A simple binary OTPairing is never enough, and we all know that. You need to ship the red roms and the black roms.

It was late last night when I saw the article from Crecente and despite a dire need for sleep, I read it all the through from top to bottom. I have heard testimonies from game developers and other stories which almost seem too surreal to be real, but are 100% true. Despite not having a psych degree (I'm an IT grad),…

You make a very good point there. While not everyone may feel that way, some backers might feel like something is being held ransom.

My take away from it seemed to be that when an initial backer backs a project, they back the project because of the project and NOT because of stretch goals. Then when stretch goals start being added, it sort of changes the original project which the initial backer signed on for.

Major props to Derek Yu for his response and handling of the ensuing situation. He just got himself another twitter follower.

Perhaps to give some people a chance to show that they are made of sterner stuff and capable of being responsible, intelligent, mature adults in their comments.

TRADEMARK! Ohhh... I almost forgot about that aspect of property law!

YOU WANT YOUR HOME TO BE ROOMIER, YES YES?!

Except Disney also bought LucasFilm and everything Lucas... and while he denies it left and right and doesn't even put in on his resume...

I have a feeling that USA and most North American attitudes towards subtitles have been gradually changing ever since the rise in popularity of anime. It actually led to a sort of a geek culture clash for a while back when the "Dub Vs. Sub" wars were going on.

Wait a minute... I think I get it now. You're not from North America are you? In fact, I believe you're from the UK if I'm not mistaken.

Rights to what in specific? Remember, we're talking about this on a legal-ese level of detail. After all, the issue at hand is whether or not this is an illegal violation of the law.

Is that so?

Okay, wish list time. Here's who I'd like to see appear in Disney Infinity.

Ohhhh yeeeaahhh... I think I remember reading that some time ago. Thanks for the refresher.

No no, Kickstarter does not allow EVERYONE to make a project.

Actually, POSSIBLY if a Compulsory License is doable.

Isn't that exactly what Nuka Break did with their Season 2 Kickstarter for the webseries? (Which Brian Fargo and Chris Avellone are involved in)