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Forgiveness
Forgiveness

Are We Too Forgiving of Video Game Developers?

Mike Fahey and 582 others

We've gotten used to giving game developers a certain amount of leeway when it comes to glitches and bugs. In today's Speak Up on Kotaku commenter Eatplaysleepmore wonders if we've taken this forgiveness too far.

I think we have been really apologetic (Editor: He means forgiving) to the video game industry. We let… » 1/23/12 11:00am 1/23/12 11:00am