| IamAwsome said: Why on earth is moneyhatting frowned upon? Google "moneyhatting dirty" and you will see what I mean, so what's wrong with it? Is it a BAD thing to secure games for your console, and get sales? Now we all know about Microsoft's parity clause. THAT is truly dirty (and probably the reason Sony doesn't moneyhat often). I understand it can be an annoyance, but all the hate surrounding it isn't necessary. If your favorite console was the victim of an opponent's moneyhatting, suck it up. It's called healthy competiton. |
Likely due to the fact that there is little quality control when this happens as all the money exchanges hands long before release and even before development. When that happens it can cause issues with trust in the gaming community and cause a loss of sales all around the board. The developer studio or publisher get their money no matter how it sells. Often it's the publisher and not the developer as the contract between the publisher and developers are separate.
Gotta figure out how to set these up lol.
