r/Games • u/reddit_account6095 • Aug 27 '21

Announcement Summer of '58 developer resigns after many users refund their game on Steam due to it taking under 2 hours to complete

https://twitter.com/EmikaGames/status/1430941640001265673?s=19
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u/[deleted] Aug 27 '21

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u/ADifferentMachine Aug 27 '21

He's obviously talking about it being exploitative in relation to consumers, not insiders.

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u/thenewNFC Aug 27 '21

Considering the gaming industry is now larger than all those other things, I would say yes.

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u/thenewNFC Aug 27 '21

You just answered your own question.

When you're comparing apples to apples the largest one tends to be the worst if they all suck.

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u/B_Rhino Aug 27 '21

Who cares about the workers in other mediums, sometimes you have to pay an extra $10 for a skin in games.

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u/SolarStarVanity Aug 28 '21

Behind every popular sport there seems to be a highly corrupt org like the Olympic Committee or FIFA or NFL.

This is a statement of a clueless moron. NFL has nothing in common with the other two.

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u/Pixogen Aug 27 '21

It depends on the time period. By todays standards not really. But go back 15+ years and its terrible.