Bayonetta director clueless about Valve/PC gaming, bashes Kotaku

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milkyjoe said:

Clearly he speaks for his entire company even though others at Platinum have spoken about wanting to get their games onto Steam in the past....

""Console game development budgets are really big," he said, "so we need publishing partners to create those games. I was thinking — with our own money — about creating a PC title for Steam. It would give us the possibility to become a publisher, which is very attractive to me."

"If you think about the console market in Japan, and compare it to the world, it's not that big," Inaba said. "So I view the PC as an area with huge potential. It would be great if we could do a Kickstarter and gather enough money for a game to be released on Steam."

Inaba says he recently visited Valve when he attended PAX Prime in Seattle. He says Valve talked about its future goals, where the company was headed, and "things that we can't really talk about, unfortunately.""

http://www.polygon.com/gaming/2012/9/24/3383184/platinum-games-on-pc-steam-kickstarter-tgs

And that's from a 30 second Google search, which Kotaku were obviously too busy to carry out.

Too much work, clearly.