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They sold the source and IP, but that doesn't rule out some form of royalty.
Right, they can't buy it back, but you're still side-stepping the general question of whether they continue to gain revenue from this - not whether they had buyback rights.
thanks, I felt so too, which is why it was a shame no new customers got a chance to buy/play the finished version!
Hmmm.
Ha honestly there is no hmmm to be had, things are never as interesting or controversial as they may seem, just because we can't give out financial details on the deal doesn't mean something is awry. Drop me a line if you want to talk more... nick@digeratidistribution.com
There's concern that by changing publishers and getting past the ban, will still profit after generating so much ill will from the community.