No kidding. Especially when learned a game like Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning resulted in a 70/30 split for EA. Now that is fucking ridiculous. I can't imagine Microsoft cut him as admirable deal as what Steam could have offered. Difference is Notch didn't need Steam. He did however need Microsoft to breach the console platform, and thus Notch had no choice but to work with whatever trap Microsoft put him in, whether he realizes it or not.Zefar said:When EA did this they where greedy as hell. When Notch does he's praised.
Seems a little bias to me.
But I'm ok if he want to earn more money from it.
Problem is, Notch's fan boys make pointless blah blah like this into news. The guy makes one game and gets lucky, and now suddenly he is some kind of savant or entrepreneurial genius that we should all watch like hawk. He opens his mouth and the gaming world hangs on the words.
This guy won't have a repeat of Minecraft success, and the only people who will be buying his games are his fans. I don't hate the guy, but seriously, undue praise is undue.