Heck, I bought GTA:SA as part of a bundle, but then torrented a no-DVD version because the disk I had was getting weird gunk around the middle hole and was failing. Given their high quality, GTAs have been selling VERY well despite what I assume is a big piracy rate. (Plus I'd need to buy a TV.) I'm rather frustrated that GTAV won't automatically be coming to the PC I wonder if this is a reaction to piracy? EDIT: Or maybe not wanting to spend the money to work out a PC port. If the game came out on PC officially, then this thread would not exist."" That is an interesting justification.Īs a keyboard and mouse guy, I have really have little-to-no plans to switch over to consoles any time soon. So he would like to bring an enhanced version to PC but it'll be a while yet. The followup to 2009's Dead Samurai, The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile is a combo-fueled, fast-paced, stylistic 2D action platformer that features the series' staple gritty, graphic novel-inspired art.
The main character is very unlucky and is frequently forced to fight the forces of darkness. One of the main protagonists in the game is the samurai-dishwasher known from the previous entry in the series titled Dead Samurai.
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Edit: Okay, I see in Update 2 in one of the articles why not. The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile is a brutal 2D action platform game developed for PC and X360. I think that game made use of the Xbox guitar peripheral, but still.
After all, if they wanted to earn money, then the game would be issued on all available platforms. The Dishwasher dev, James Silva, made plenty of PC games before, many of them freeware, so I wonder why he never brought the game to PC.
"Given that developers ignore the PC platform, about any loss of profit for them is not out of the question. Amok: ""We do not steal the game for the Xbox 360, we release it for the PC port," Barabus continued.
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