I am not buying this game. I tend not to support games whose creators are a**holes.bbkkristian
I can see the reason why, but it's best not to think that way about a lot of things. With all of the games I've bought, I'm sure some douchebag(s) behind some of the games I own have my money, but their attitude/anger/whatever emotion have nothing to do with me. That can apply to just about everything you and I own.
That said, I didn't buy Fez, but not because of Fish's strong "comments." He ended up eating some of it later down the line, but I don't take victory in that.
I've heard reference to this more than a few times, but I guess I missed it. What did the guy do? I know there was a documentary...was he an a-hole in that?
kalipekona
He wasn't an a-hole in the documentary. He was more frustrated. He reserved a spot at some convention (forgot which) and he had a partner that would co-sign for the spot or something, but that person left early on and it left Fish in a dangerous position where his panel could be considered illegal to display at the convention along with the game. It also didn't help that his build at the convention bugged out very frequently. He had bad relations with Microsoft when publishing his game (that one is common among a lot of people though).
His "a-hole" status came from some of his comments, saying something like "Japanese games aren't up to par" and calling out the people that said his game would suck after it succeeded. I find that the journalism around Fish made him appear more of a dick than he really is in reality. They haven't shown the side of him that wanted to make something everyone would enjoy. They only took his comments, even the ones against his enemies, and tried to make him the villain.
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