Gamer Limit writes "Broken Rules: We currently have a bootlegging rate from approximately 95.5% which basically means for every game we sell there are 22 cracked version being played."
Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "The official end of the WiiWare service may not be until early 2019 but we wanted to give everybody as much of a chance as possible to remember all of the great games that Nintendo’s first every download service brought us. Last week we counted down the first 10 games in our look at the Top 20 WiiWare games ever made, and if you haven’t had the chance yet you can check out those picks right here but now we switch our focus over to the very best that WiiWare has to offer so if you still have a Wii (or a Wii U) kicking around make sure to download these games before they are lost forever."
Bit Cultures writes: Steam A to Z: week three – notable for the fact that it’s the first edition without a wretched simulator game! While good for my sanity, it’s probably bad for the entertainment value of this piece. Let’s go!
Ross from 42 Level One reviews And yet It Moves.
If games don't find a way beyond DRM, I have a feeling that the games industry could buckle terribly. It's too young, the music industry seems to be held together by spit and bubble gum too.
I think it's time to change their business model.
That is a crappy ratio. :/
Pretty interesting, always nice to hear from the developers themselves, and Ouch on that piracy level.
This is the first time I've even heard of this game, and now because the developers are pouty patties- for good reason, I feel pretty obligated to buy it, since apparently the reviews are good and I like little innovative games. I wish them luck!