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"Oh, great, another game falls prey to Yellow Paint Syndrome" well, gee, my guy, maybe if we didn't demand hyper-photorealism in every game regardless of context, modern platformers might be able to develop a visual language that doesn't require painting a sign on every single interactable feature to render it distinguishable from the clutter.
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Pre Kickstarting
Many times I read up online of how this great new game that got kickstarted for thousands of dollars and how this inde game will become the greatest game of all time. When I look back on the day I realized how vastly different of how it felt from before the days of Kickstarter or Indegogo. I found a artical http://kotaku.com/5788207/super-meat-boy-creators-went-through-hell-to-get-their-game-done-felt-taken-advantage-of-by-microsoft. People back then needed funding and at times they would take contracts from AAA (triple A) companies. AAA companies are large groups that many know as Microsoft, EA, or Nintendo. This back then was what lead to development hell for a lot of cases. If not believed in by these companies they are droped in funding that they need to pay off work and this almost happened to super meat boy. How many great games came close and how many were losses to development hell.
