/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7180596
>"based on outdated laws" (note how strange that sounds - that a legal team would not be on top of what's contemporary and ensuring losses aren't attributed to them making stupid cases)
Did it ever occur to you that Kaku just had a shit legal team? Because those exist.
>JS could challenge her account but he doesn't, he just gives a more vague summary that obviously favors himself.
Shock of shocks, someone fighting a case wants to look favorable compared to the opposing party.
>Kaku and co. also seem more reliable on personal histories. They are all public professionals with long careers
>running their mouths off about their employers and blacklisted because of it
>original drafts of her translations are so shit they need drastic rewrites
>the one volume of Untold History of Jap Games she did is rife with [CAN'T UNDERSTAND THIS PART] and [REDACTED]
>another account of a translator who worked with Agness confirms she's a manipulative cunt
Some long running professional career there, Agness.
>he was mentally ill, dependent on parents, and struggling with 9-5 work style while on his trip. Kickstarter is also well known for appealing to desperate types who aren't afraid to scam to success
No, his only problem was airing this bullshit publicly. Also read the latter volumes of his books, they aren't packed with constant redactions and missing chunks of interviews.

>>4300842
Are you the same guy that made a thread about wanting to get a CD-I weeks ago on /vr/ and I told you that you really weren't missing anything? Then someone came in afterwards, said the exact thing I did albeit worded more politely and you thanked him.

like seriously, you bought the thing and now you're wondering how to burn games AFTER you purchased it?