@D Voinovski I respectfully disagree with what specifically you say you disagree, then point out something that has nothing to do with my comment. While I agree that not all indie games are art , but with all due respect thats not the point, the freedom under that environment however ...
while I agree, I do have one problem with the article. The word kid is far far too encompassing. There is a world of difference between a 5 year old kid and a 9 year old, and for that matter a 9 year old and 12 year old etc etc ...
I think its was a brilliant move, Perfectly illustrates how most small and indies in this industry are basically tossed to the fringe, made to only be able to look in from the outside . r n r nKudos to team Ouya, they score some points with me for this.
Big Fan of just good fun games for everyone, and kudos for the developers for following their hearts, just remember you dont need some giant conglomerate like Disney in order to do that however.
I agree 100 Sean. Options are a very good thing. Sure go ahead and label one set of options normal as in what the designers think should be the settings for the majority, but as mentioned, there is no harm giving other players options, options that may in their case ...
