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Gaming - Game Journalism is at it again!

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Saved You A Click Video Games @SavedYouAClickV - 3h This is the devs first professional game and he already slated a Steam release a year in advance. He believed taking the deal a month before release would sully his reputation. IGN O @IGN - 3h Here's why the developer of indie horror adventure game, Darq, turned down a lucrative exclusivity deal with the Epic Games Store. bit.ly /2HbbTzK DARQ official-mugi developer: *keeps their promise of releasing on steam* Gaming jernalists: "F------ GAMERS TM" Mat Piscatella Follow @MatPiscatella Choosing a storefront really isn't some moral stand. You made a business decision. Awesome. Don't try to make it like you're being some kind of martyr about it. Whole thing is so odd. PC Gamer O @pcgamer Darq developer reveals why he turned down Epic Store exclusivity buff.ly/2MPVRPC Jason Schreier @jasonschreier · Aug 18 Replying to @MatPiscatella I think publicly being a martyr about it (and appealing to gamers who hate the Epic Store) is a major part of the business decision friendly-neighborhood-ehrhardt game dev, answering a question he was asked in an interview: i did it because i gave my word & wanted to keep my word. game journalists: w--, quit making yourself out to be a martyr. shut up.

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Icecane

Jul 19, 2020 at 11:55AM EDT

Small indie dev shows more honesty and integrity than AAA companies and industry veterans.

"There's a problem here."

Fuck, goddamn actual scumsucking fuckwits.

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Nedhitis

Jul 19, 2020 at 01:12PM EDT

Gaming "journalists" once again proving why society has not progressed past the need for them… because we never needed them to begin with. And to the indie game dev:

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