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Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Megacorp?
It's a common and accepted notion. Monolithic publisher empire-corporations swallow independent developers, strip them of their merit and force them to mass-produce substandard variations on their profitable IPs. Yet these megapublishers seem to make vast profits and are by all accounts generally successful. Since they seem to spend all their money on acquiring (and subsequently destroying) indie developers, how can this be? What black magic or tax dodge are they employing? The most well known example of this thinking (and the company I expect sprang into the minds of almost everyone reading the previous paragraph) is Electronic Arts. Continue »- Posted Jun 4, 2008
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Damn it, UK Press!
As a resident of the UK, I have had it with articles and editorials on how video games are destroying our youth and are responsible for every single crime committed since 1985. I had assumed that such was the case with all media, but it seems like journalistic idiocy is a British trait. For example, the Telegraph's rail against insufficient censorship (all games should be banned!), and the unknown UK newspaper advertising for people who have been turned to crime by games (because I'm sure EVERYONE on this site has some kind of drug-addled criminal past). Even the normally Continue »- Posted Apr 2, 2008
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