E Zachary Knight beat me to the punch for the film credits...but how about farm subsidies Agro-businesses that poison the earth, vast amounts of corn-based food because the Nixon-era corn subsidies never expired Prime example of industry-favored tax breaks causing harm r n r nI can 't speak for France ...
Just exited the driver 's seat of a successful Kickstarter about two weeks ago: r nhttp://www.kickstarter.com/projects/2112639455/mages-initiation-a-classic-sierra-style-adventure r n r nI learned more about our own fanbase and the psychology of Kickstarter in the past month and half, than I did in the past year or so of Kickstarting games as ...
Maybe I 'm just being a cockeyed optimist for once but... r n r n...if Disney is just going to use LucasArts as a licensing house, does this mean there 's a chance Double Fine could license out Full Throttle or even Monkey Island To have the original creators work ...
Sadly, it 's forgotten in many industries. Yeah, there 's the shareholders ' interest at heart, but if your customers ditch, then you don 't have a business. r n r nTreating your customers well, even just with the little things, goes a long way regardless of the industry you ...
Couldn 't agree more regarding opportunity. r n r nThe industry 's incredibly insular, and getting in often relies on pure luck first and hard work second. For today 's young workforce, the barriers to entry just seem insanely high to boot. Ever notice how all the major players pretty ...
@Michael Definitely, though I did say there are two sides to this. r n r nI really hate these deceptive practices because they pretty much make the whole industry look bad, and frankly I hope that this case makes companies rethink F2P is the wave of the future . Take ...
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