PAT MUNNS
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"Sorry, but I have to wonder about your qualifications to review a fighting game if you can't execute a fireball motion?"
Monday, July 12, 2010
"Stating that FFXI was a "huge disappointment for everyone" is a clumsy generalization you don't bother to substantiate.  As a Final Fantasy game, it may have divided fans of the series, but as an MMO, it was clearly a success as evidenced by a loyal player base that was mainstream longer than most MMOs (and is probably bigger than WoW in Japan), fan conventions, amount of expansion content, and positive reception by game critics."
Friday, July 02, 2010
"Where exactly is this non-correlation demonstrated?  In fact, it shows the opposite; the Unit Sales Broken Down by Metascore graph is clearly showing higher scores are associated with higher sales!

Anyway, a 3-month data set is much too focused a sample to make generalizations like that."

Monday, May 17, 2010
"There shouldn't be anything to debate here - pirates don't have any ethical ground to stand on. Unless you want all digital media to be created by government and funded by taxpayers we need to have a free market for creative content in digital form.  Copyright law is what allows that market to exist.

The argument that it's ok to steal digital content you never intended to obtain legally is insubstantial, and here's why:  The fact that you would go through the trouble of stealing it means that it has some value to you; so you are stealing that amount from the owner at least.  Perhaps you truly would never have purchased the content - what about a more value-minded alternative? Piracy causes lost business somewhere.

In the end, the only justification that pirates can rely on is that they simply don't care that their actions hurt others.  What innovative, risky projects has the world missed out on that would otherwise have been undertaken in the absence of piracy?"

Tuesday, March 09, 2010