Upon personal research,
the developers claimed this decision was made due to Valerie's gravity glove being too unwieldy for an analog stick.
The developers claim the decision was made by Microsoft after about 6 months of communication despite liking and knowing the game could do well on their platform.
Not exact matches
Queen City Landing
claimed a court victory last May, when the Appellate Division of the Fourth Judicial Department upheld a prior court
decision in favor of the
developer and the City of Buffalo.
[78] However, Gearbox filed a request to have
claims against them dropped, stating that the company, as a software
developer, did not have responsibility for the
decisions on the game's marketing.
As one example, they
claimed that this article accuses the game Witcher 3, or the game makers, as being racist, when in fact it's a discussion about how game
developers fall into patterns and don't think about the implications of their
decisions.
In Episode 12 of Super Podcast Action Committee, Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight discuss Fez
developer Phil Fish's
decision not to fix the patch for the game before rereleasing it to Xbox Live, Uniloc's patent infringement
claims against Minecraft maker Mojang, GamePolitics poll results, and the Aurora, Colorado theater shooting.