Damn, this makes not having the hardware even harder.Gamesplanet UK has Yakuza bundle now ~30€
The Twitch chief, Emmett Shear, was reluctant to assign his employees to projects for the game studios, two people who worked with him say. One proposal, pushed by Frazzini in 2017, asked Twitch to help build a digital game store, the former employees say. The idea would allow Amazon to avoid paying a 30% sales commission to Steam, the most popular storefront for PC games. Twitch employees weren’t thrilled because Amazon didn’t have any big games with which to attract shoppers. Frazzini’s employees assigned to collaborate on the project protested because bypassing Steam would shrink their market, four former employees say. Withholding a game from Steam, they argued, is the equivalent of refusing to sell a book on Amazon. When the project was due for more staffing resources, Shear resisted, and it was left to languish inside Amazon Game Studios.
Withholding a game from Steam, they argued, is the equivalent of refusing to sell a book on Amazon.
I could be wrong but from what I remember 3rd parties on EGS made less than $300 million USD, while fall guys alone made $100 million on Steam..... And that was for less than half a year. And even at it's very lowest that game made $70 million USD on steam alone.Tim Sweeney and Yves Guillemot:
So they're suing Valve because Valve doesn't want to be undercut on the keys they provide for free and don't directly make money off of? Lol.Looks like Valve got one of those antitrust lawsuits.
Any idea which part of SDA this refers? (I don't have access to rest of pages).
You can read the whole thing here: Valve Accused of Abusing Market Power Through ContractsLooks like Valve got one of those antitrust lawsuits.
Any idea which part of SDA this refers? (I don't have access to rest of pages).
Are these guys suing valve because they fell for the trickle down economics lie Tim Sweeney was spewing?You can read the whole thing here: Valve Accused of Abusing Market Power Through Contracts
Looks like Valve got one of those antitrust lawsuits.
Any idea which part of SDA this refers? (I don't have access to rest of pages).
Yes.Didn't microsoft lower the cut only for apps ?
yuuuuuuuuuuuuuupAre these guys suing valve because they fell for the trickle down economics lie Tim Sweeney was spewing?
Seriously....?
Hell yeah, gonna sue the shit out of steam.comBRB suing Valve
January keeps delivering, DEAR GOD, 2021 IS SO NUTS!Looks like Valve got one of those antitrust lawsuits.
Any idea which part of SDA this refers? (I don't have access to rest of pages).
Bezos to simply buy Valve next. with the spare change in his car's cupholder.
Valve only controls Steam key pricing. Games themselves are priced by publishers every where else.Looks like Valve got one of those antitrust lawsuits.
Any idea which part of SDA this refers? (I don't have access to rest of pages).
Good idea! I'll also sue Valve cause my imaginary anime game didn't sell well.ETA till someone sues Valve because their game sold below expectations?
If you fund the lawsuit, I can be "expert witness".Can we sue Valve because GabeN refuses to wear socks?
I'm planning on suing Valve for not releasing any major content updates for Team Fortress 2 for the last 3 years and not releasing the final part of the 7 issue TF2 comic for 4 years.Can we sue Valve because GabeN refuses to wear socks?
Source: Sina Visitor SystemRegarding the Steam version of "Yakuza: Like a Dragon (The Whereabouts of Light and Darkness)", which is currently on sale in Europe and America, the simplified and traditional Chinese patch will be updated on February 25, 2021. Players who have already purchased Simplified and Traditional Chinese support can be obtained through the update patch. At the same time, the Steam version (supporting simplified and traditional Chinese) will also be available for purchase in Asia from February 25, 2021
welcome, the water in the 'Get Gud' section is just fine.3,5 hours into Sekiro, and I just don't get any better or feel the flow clicking.
Stabbed a giant white snake's eye, downed a chained ogre, and made it to a huge samurai on a horse.
Think I've become officially casual.
Please no. I know you're just joking around but Microsoft selling SEGA games at $90 a pop is pretty much a doomsday scenario for me.Microsoft rubbing their hands
now THIS is a valid reason!I'm suing Valve because they continue to offer Anime games.
It's true! Also you can't spell anime without Yakuza.You know what is the best anime series game on Steam?
Yakuza