So to all o' youse who are applauding the blackout today: Why not take advantage of the browsing downtime and spend a little brain power thinking up real solutions? If you want a vibrant independent game developer community, you need to be concerned not only about free speech, but also about the ability of said independent developers to turn a profit. Maybe it isn't a perfect solution, but it's an example of the kind of thing I'd like to see companies like Google talking about, instead of just putting a stupid black bar over their logo. I can, however, flag content as 'inappropriate' - why is that? Boobs bad but pirated software OK? Its the best-selling Switch game to date, too, ahead of Animal Crossing: New Horizons the racer has. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe so far - 38.74 million. And yet Google provides no means for me to flag a link for review. Mario Kart Wii lifetime sales - 37.38 million.

It's a very arcadey hydrojet racing game that started out on mobile ios and android. It does occasionally go on sale, but for 10 I feel like its worth it now easily. I suspect many users who do so don't even know they're pirating the game. BONUS - Riptide GP Renegade - I got this for like 10 2 years ago and I put 15 hours into it.

Yet if you do a simple Google search for one of my games, you get any number of hits on the first page or two that take you directly to pirate sites where users can (for Android apps) just click a link and download the game for free. With a deep career mode and both split screen and online multiplayer, Riptide GP: Renegade is the first game in the popular racing series designed especially for. It also provides copyright holders a means to flag infringing content for review. Riptide GP®: Renegade drops players into a futuristic world of illicit hydro jet racing, where armored riders kick out death-defying stunts over massive waterfalls, outrun cops, and boost at breakneck speeds across surging waves. Youtube self-regulates copyright infringement through content search and advertising revenue. Here's an example of the kind of thing I'd like to see: But the private sector has been achingly silent on the issue. But it does try to address a real problem, and the thing that bugs me is that opposition to the bill never proposes any kind of alternative solution.Īs with the whole ratings issue, ultimately the solution should come from the private sector. I don't want to see it passed in its current form.

But a s a software developer, I have mixed feelings about the bill, and I have to admit I'm a little annoyed by all the knee-jerk opposition to it. There are a lot of reasons to dislike SOPA. Today's the big blackout protest day for SOPA, the anti-piracy bill currently wending its way through Congress.

I hate riptide gp renegade