Hankoney on 20 November 2015
I don't understand the logic:
-If anything, not making a game at all is the only time it is anti-consumer
- Making a game, but limiting it to one platform is very much pro-consumer, because consumers will finally get the game they have been asking for. It might be anti-specific-platform, but the game still exists and the consumers are welcome to switch to the platform that has their games.
(To me it's like saying making "House of Cards" or "Game of Thrones" or "Homeland" is anti-consumer because it airs on a specific paid network. Meanwhile, we have three great series to enjoy immensely).
