In a bit of a follow up to our earlier article on developers on Steam dissing the world, cnet.com.au has asked some of the local Australian developers just what the deal is.
Here are some of the responses they have received.
Here are some of the responses they have received.
- Ubisoft: "Ubisoft is still studying the different options concerning the digital market and official announcements on this subject could be made in the coming months."
- THQ AU: "Unfortunately we are unable to comment on the situation with Steam at this stage."
- Sega AU: "We honestly have nothing to do with Steam here in Australia."
- Atari AU: "This is a US deal with Steam done by Atari Inc and has nothing to do with Atari Australia." Kotaku AU got a bit more of an answer, managing to get it's "US-only due to licensing agreements".
- 2k Games AU: 2k Australia forwarded a request to 2k US, but we're still awaiting a response. According to Kotaku AU, the games catalogue used to be there and is coming back eventually.
- Rockstar: No response.