> but the dream people had was that their games would generate enough profit that they could make a living making them. Yep. And anyone who likes a game enough

> but the dream people had was that their games would generate enough profit that they could make a living making them. Yep. And anyone who likes a game enough to think they'd enjoy something else the developer might make should hope the dev could make a living off it too. Otherwise, the dev will have to go back to the corporate IT salt mines, and you'll get whatever relative crumbs get produced in what we call "spare time," if that... and certainly not whatever their greatest work might have been. (Hope we're all paying for what we like!)