Fair point. I've basically resigned myself to the fact that Apple, Nintendo, etc. are happily raking in the green from developers who are willing to play by th

Fair point. I've basically resigned myself to the fact that Apple, Nintendo, etc. are happily raking in the green from developers who are willing to play by their rules and consumers who are content with living in their walled gardens, and that their relationship with developers who desire more flexibility should be left at a healthy mutual disregard.