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Certainly PR speak. They just don’t want to maintain support for the platforms anymore due to their ROI.
by ssutch3 7y ago
Certainly PR speak. They just don’t want to maintain support for the platforms anymore due to their ROI.
- keyle 7y agoYes, it's most likely that the effort it takes ($) to develop and maintain vs. the direct revenue it provides is abysmal.
- clSTophEjUdRanu 7y agoDevil's advocate here: if it has a low ROI why should they?
- ssutch3 7y agoNot saying they should at all. Why pay to maintain a product line that isn’t financially viable?
- jannes 7y agoBecause they made a commitment when they sold the game to Linux users who bought it for the online multiplayer.
- ohithereyou 7y agoJust because a game is available for a platform doesn't mean that it will always be supported for that platform. That's like people complaining that the Wii U version of a multiplatform online game isn't getting patches anymore. Yeah, that sucks, but you're making a mistake if you think a platform will be supported indefinitely.