I think they should stick with Hayter for at least Ground Zeroes. Who knows what MGSV will be, but for now, have Hayter. Although, he should probably come up with a significantly different voice to ease Big Boss into his older age. At some point he stops looking and sounding like Snake. I think this game should start that process.
Yeah, I came here to say what everyone in these comments already has. I have no idea how it's possible to fall short by thirty dollars. None of the developers have friends or family that could toss in a fifty?
Wait, the standard version doesn't come with a charging cable for the gamepad? How are you supposed to charge it then?
Apparently the 3DS XL doesn't come with it's own charging cable either, right? I guess selling half of what you need is Nintendo's new cost cutting strategy...
Submission fees are normal for just about any artistic entry competition/venue. And by donating it, Valve is proving it's not for profit, it's just to prove there's a person behind each entry who is serious.
I still feel horrible for killing the old man with the salt lick. One of the most intense video game scenes I've ever experienced. But it was the right call, and I'm sticking to it.
Make your dumb fucking game work the first time out. How do devs think this shit worked before you could instantly patch a game? And honestly, I prefer the small quick Live updates to the absolutely brutal PSN updates. I bought Modnation Racers a couple months ago, put it in and seriously spent over an HOUR downloading an absolutely ridiculous amount of patches, and if Microsoft's bullshit iron grip on the way patching works for their console is the reason for it, I don't give a shit how draconian their process is.
Make a game. Please. Make a flash game, even. You'll see. This isn't EA we're talking about. It's two guys.
I don't give a fuck. People pay me money to be a contractor. I work with 1-2 other people in my line of work and we do jobs typically done by 5-6 people, or 8-10 if we're talking city jobs. If the job I do is kinda shitty I don't say "Well, it was just me and one other guy! You have to expect SOME issues." That's not how shit works. You make a game and then put out a game...and your game has issues, that's on you. Don't place blame on anything and everything else. I'm not saying every game needs to be entirely bug free and have zero issues, because that's impossible, but these indies bitching and whining and expecting special treatment because they decided to go it alone are obnoxious.
I give no fucks about your contracting job. Games have bugs. Always have and always will. Phil tried to patch it, paid a lot of money to do it, there was an unforeseen 1% problem with the patch, which he would have fixed. But Microsoft's shitty policy stopped it. If not for some weird ass $40k fee, the game would have been totally fixed within the first few days. Imagine if you were mid-contract, something broke, and your company pulled you off the job unless you paid an insane amount of money just for the chance to fix the problem? That'd be a better analogy you dolt.
Make your dumb fucking game work the first time out. How do devs think this shit worked before you could instantly patch a game? And honestly, I prefer the small quick Live updates to the absolutely brutal PSN updates. I bought Modnation Racers a couple months ago, put it in and seriously spent over an HOUR downloading an absolutely ridiculous amount of patches, and if Microsoft's bullshit iron grip on the way patching works for their console is the reason for it, I don't give a shit how draconian their process is.
Make a game. Please. Make a flash game, even. You'll see. This isn't EA we're talking about. It's two guys.
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