Zeth
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 Sunday, March 17, 2013
Pick any number of reasons. It's not really a playable/stable experience being the big one. Not to mention that there are likely preventative copyright policies as well as possibilities of unwanted exposure to further complicate things. Additionally, and correct me if I'm mistaken, but isn't Greenlight primary for getting commercial projects on steam more quickly?
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bardockssj
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Sunday, March 17, 2013
Zeth wrote : Pick any number of reasons. It's not really a playable/stable experience being the big one. Not to mention that there are likely preventative copyright policies as well as possibilities of unwanted exposure to further complicate things. Additionally, and correct me if I'm mistaken, but isn't Greenlight primary for getting commercial projects on steam more quickly?
I think I understand. Yes GreenLight is for indie games or games that failed to go first to the steam, you pay $ 100.00 for your game to be competitive in GreenLight (the $ 100.00 will be donated to charity) by a voting process. If your game goes well he will get voted to approved the GreenLight steam, and when you want to come he will be sold on Steam. I think the game ZeqII is the more realistic about the world of Dragon Ball, better than Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3. I'm sure if he had won ZeqII compete. I'm sorry if some error, or if I'm talking gibberish bout what you told me, but I really do not know English and Google Translate is not very reliable
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