frujka

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by frujka 14y ago
Available as part of the current humble bundle for another 10 days. https://www.humblebundle.com/
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by frujka 14y ago
First we're talking about a potentiel market restricted to ubuntu users, the small portion that would give money for a piece of software. Then we're talking about a game added to the ubuntu store when it was released in a pay what you want
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by frujka 14y ago
it's probably an interesting read except that being hosted on google's blogspot means it only display blank pages due to content being embedded in some javascript shenanigans. Even a screenshot would be better than this. Please move on to s
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by frujka 14y ago
Which sadly happens to be buggy under linux
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by frujka 14y ago
Actually you don't, according to david pitkin it's the lack of age restriction in the ubuntu store that cause this game to be rejected. Here's the quote: Hi Edmund, let's figure the confusion out as soon as possible. There were some crossed
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by frujka 14y ago
The THQ bundle was but an attempt to boost the stock value of the company by showing people had interest in the games before filing for bankruptcy. It was real real sub par in comparison of other bundles, it was crippled by being windows on
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by frujka 14y ago
Nope. http://www.formspring.me/EdmundM/q/406960226210700795
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by frujka 14y ago
Erm, it only quotes one tweet from the other dev that actually doesn't add anything at all by saying that they still didn't get paid which was implied. It also had (it's been silently rewritten) an outrageously sensationalist title and lack
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by frujka 14y ago
Pirates is wrongly re appropriated term, but it certainly fits better to a company selling something belong to someone else without an agreement and keeping all the money than say someone downloading an audio track to preview it before buyi