> That's what you need as an indie developer. A lot of publicity and great art. It doesn't matter that you essentially reproduce the exact same recipe as any ot

> That's what you need as an indie developer. A lot of publicity and great art. It doesn't matter that you essentially reproduce the exact same recipe as any other Nintendo platformer, as long as you have great art and music, people will love your content. Oh how I wish that were true, it would make for such an easy formula to follow to commercial success! :) The visual style is definitely unique, and will get them a lot of media attention. Good for them! But translating that into sales - that's not easy at all...