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losCHUNK wrote:TBF we should be top dogs at this game. I mean these pussies were merely adopted by nosebleed gaming. We were born by it, molded by it. By the time we got our fill it was daylight, by then it was nothing to us but blinding.

scared? wrote:No shit... Someone for the love of Satan ban red font guy... It's fucking annoying readung random words with no meaning constantly typed from this dipshit.. Please for the love of whatever... Make it stop... K thx...

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losCHUNK wrote:TBF we should be top dogs at this game. I mean these pussies were merely adopted by nosebleed gaming. We were born by it, molded by it. By the time we got our fill it was daylight, by then it was nothing to us but blinding.

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Mat Linnett wrote: And then companies that are responsible for true innovation get swallowed up by bigger corporate entities. They tend to lose what made them unique in the first place as they're forced to adopt the practises of the larger corporation. Most notably here, you have Microsoft swallowing companies like Rare and Lionhead, companies once known for being some of the most inventive and innovative out there, yet a few years later all but mothballed thanks to Microsoft's homogenisation of their business practises.

I'd like to argue that new talents tend not to value their IP highly enough as well, being all too keen to sell all rights to large publishers in order to get the funding they need to make the game in the first place. This inevitably results in the slow, painful death of said IP. However, if these guys held on to their IP, chances are a lot of these games wouldn't have been made in the first place. That's a tricky act to balance, and I think it's a shame that IP laws tend to favour the holder rather than the creator.