Honestly, what does it matter if they’re still on Steam? Is it really hurting anything in any way?

There are some Negatively rated games that are just very niche. And if you remove it, not only can you ruin the livelihood of the person who made it, but you’d need to decide what happens to the people who paid for the game and currently play it.

Because as long as there’s positive reviews, then someone likes it, the company who made it found a niche, and by removing it you could be destroying the someone’s livelihood.

BLOOM DAY

Sony lost its suit against Connectix and had to buy the company to shut them down.

Sony lost its suit against Bleem.

Do your parents know?

I hated that chip. It trivialized all of Data’s character development.

Joke

Because both The Hunger Games and Battle Royale are based on stories that are older than dirt.

A inspired by C
B inspired by C

Does not mean:

B ripped off A

That’s implying that Battle Royale was somehow unique. The premise is older than dirt.

I think you mean you owned a shitty ripoff of myth of the Minotaur DVD like five years before.

It seems to work on any game. From what I can gather it looks like it uses various information to classify a sprite. Is it in the background? Foreground? Is it round? Is it square? And then tries to render it appropriately.

Has a company ever successfully killed an emulator?

This growing attitude of “it’s not the asshole’s fault, you should be OK with bad behavior” is some of the most amazing bullshit I’ve ever heard.

I hope I never live in your world. It would be utter shit.

It’s sad, and it sucks, but good looking people have much easier lives.

One, 78% of people who played the current version enjoyed it. Two, even if they didn’t, what does that have to do with Kickstarter? This has absolutely *nothing* to do with Kickstarter.

When you turn on your computer every morning and you’re flooded with hate, it’s easy to lose sight of the fact that you have a mostly positive rating. I don’t care how thick your skin is, if you spend thousands of hours making something, even a single person saying “this game sucks, you’re lazy, kill yourself” is…

Umm, he shipped the game to backers, as promised.