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Too Big to Fail: Should Games be Allowed to Die?

March 9, 2021
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Garethvk1h ago(Edited 1h ago)

Yes they should. This is business. If the community is not supporting a game then throwing all sorts of money at it in order to save it is a risky move. The issue becomes can we save it enough to recoup our costs. Many would argue it is better to cut losses and move onto other projects but each one is different as some games can be fixed and others are a lost cause.

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