Some of these people make more money making videos of a game than the developer made making the actual game.

Aikage has spoken. All linear narratives are banned. LET THE MOVIE AND BOOK BURNING BEGIN.

Everything I’ve heard is that they’re both shipping in the same box at the same time.

Even if you catch them, you still have to justify not allowing a person to earn a living, which is nearly impossible.

Still legal, but generally unenforceable. Even Microsoft with their army of lawyers has had very little luck.

Non-competes rarely hold up in court and thus are frequently ignored.

Non-competes rarely hold up in court. You’re basically saying “your career is over if you leave here.” No court is going to uphold that.

It’s supposed to have electropolymer buttons. So not exactly “without buttons”.

That was incoherent nonsense. Are you high?

“pirates don’t remove money from the account”

People also seem to forget that nearly every game these days, even an offline game, will talk to a server. If you pirate a game, you’re using someone’s server without paying for it. That’s measurable damages.

But that’s one million people hitting his servers that didn’t pay for that server time. That’s measurable damages.

The worst thing about the people pirating indie games is that they’re using up valuable and expensive server time, which eats into the developer’s profit - big time.

Poo is often one of a kids first words. Nintendo needs to grow up.

This is what happens when the publisher or parent company loses so much money because of stupid decisions.

Honestly, I’ve been playing games since the Atari and this is one of my biggest gaming disappointments.

Yea, it’s obvious this is just some unfinished content.

Generic comment simulator.

No arcade mode? WTF?!

But Sony still lost the suit, and now there’s clear precedent.