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Originally Posted by Tenser
So which part is "wrong" about it?
Is it wrong to use Kickstarter to allow developers to create the game they want instead of the game big publishing houses like EA and Activision want?
Perhaps Kickstarter is also about "kickstarting" a project that otherwise publishing houses wouldn't want to touch or would try to turn into another generic, by-the-numbers, cookie cutter?
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It's the digital age, anybody can put any game on a multitude of platforms on their own.
Kickstarter was originally supposed to be for someone trying to start something. I remember when it first started I donated 25 bucks to some dude trying to start a business selling his Christmas cards...
Now we are about halfway down the path to funding the new Mountain Dew flavour.
Their are companies using their established name to take advantage of people, they are just thinking "hey, free money". While taking donations away from people who are just trying to get a foot in the door.
Does anyone else understand what I am trying to say?