With operations like this I'm sure most of these guys have day jobs or their own businesses and this is just a passion gig.
Also, by staying true to their mission statement of essentially "just getting the game released in the west" they probably keep the cost of acquiring these titles between free and basically free in terms of what these things usually cost. If there's no real money being made there's no one to take you to court saying they deserve some of that money. If he releases some game on the eshop for $20 and it sells 200k copies how long before old employee start asking for their cut, putting future projects at risk because other companies don't want to deal with the potential legal headache.
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Re: Feature: Say Hello To Vixen 357, A Lost Mega Drive Classic That's Hitting The West This Year
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With operations like this I'm sure most of these guys have day jobs or their own businesses and this is just a passion gig.
Also, by staying true to their mission statement of essentially "just getting the game released in the west" they probably keep the cost of acquiring these titles between free and basically free in terms of what these things usually cost. If there's no real money being made there's no one to take you to court saying they deserve some of that money. If he releases some game on the eshop for $20 and it sells 200k copies how long before old employee start asking for their cut, putting future projects at risk because other companies don't want to deal with the potential legal headache.