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Airport Master Developer Bullying Consumers; Has Limited Understanding of Fair Use Law
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This past week, STICLI Games, the developers of Airport Master on Steam decided they wanted to kill off any chance at fame and fortune that their game might have had. I say this because they have been going after consumers that have uploaded commentary filled and critique filled gameplay videos to YouTube with trademark and copyright claims. It doesn't matter if the videos show the game in a positive light or a negative one, if you upload videos with gameplay footage from Airport Master,... -
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Airport Master Developer Bullying Consumers; Has Limited Understanding of Fair Use Law
This past week, STICLI Games, the developers of Airport Master on Steam decided they wanted to kill off any chance at fame and fortune that their... -
Op-ed: Why The Escapist Employees Are Forbidden to Speak Publicly About #GamerGate
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in NewsOp-ed: Why The Escapist Employees Are Forbidden to Speak Publicly About #GamerGate
Between yesterday and today, word started to circulate that some unverified number of media outlets are preventing their employees from talking about #Gamergate in any way, shape, or form. At least one confirmation has come from the sea of rumors and it is for none other than The Escapist, home to Zero Punctuation and former residence of Jim Sterling whom has left to venture forth on his own. It was also the site where Ian Danskin used to be employed. Before we get into his reasons for leaving... -
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in ValveValve Offering Refunds on Earth: Year 2066
Earth: Year 2066 was not a good game. Sure, it was still an Early Access release but it was disturbingly bad even for that stage of release. It didn't help that the developer constantly deleted threads and posts from the Steam Community section for the game.
Chris, an employee at Valve, stepped in today to announce that they are issuing refunds to those who purchased the game and have pulled the game from Early Access.
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Valve Offering Refunds on Earth: Year 2066
Earth: Year 2066 was not a good game. Sure, it was still an Early Access release but it was disturbingly bad even for that stage of release. It didn't...