That’s what happens when you get big I guess. You get bought. But IGN is a kind of an odd buyer I would’ve never thought of.
I’ve always used and liked Humble Bundle a lot, though I’ve gotten far more picky in the last couple of years as they got big-big and the stream of bundles became endless. I imagine that won’t be slowing down. Press release says it’ll still work independently and no staff changes.
That’s what happens when you get big I guess. You get bought. But IGN is a kind of an odd buyer I would’ve never thought of.
I’ve always used and liked Humble Bundle a lot, though I’ve gotten far more picky in the last couple of years as they got big-big and the stream of bundles became endless. I imagine that won’t be slowing down. Press release says it’ll still work independently and no staff changes.
They’re probably diversifying because no one takes their reviews seriously anymore.
gord0 Ensure their multicoloured haired friends with their “Next Great Indie Game” get exposure & sales through a market place that they control, especially in the Humble Monthly? Oh, I definitely don’t see that ever happening…
Meanwhile it closes of another avenue for the indie developers outside of their clique.
I enjoyed Humble Bundle, doubt this will help them in the long run.
gord0 Ensure their multicoloured haired friends with their “Next Great Indie Game” get exposure & sales through a market place that they control, especially in the Humble Monthly? Oh, I definitely don’t see that ever happening…
Meanwhile it closes of another avenue for the indie developers outside of their clique.
I enjoyed Humble Bundle, doubt this will help them in the long run.
Didn’t say it was smart, just a likely reason as to why from a $ standpoint. I don’t care whether either company exists in any form.