Ahh never even seen his first sentence 

Final Fantasy games has just hit it's 2.0 release!

was only looking at the final

I have yet to do a proper play through of this one, looks like it could be pretty fun though, especially great now it's open source!

It's a shame to pull someones article to bits, over something so trivial though.

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you were indeed

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Quoting: HyeronTo those not having played/finished it yet: it IS a pretty nifty game, if a bit lacking in the... literary department.
Some parts are outright infuriating though - not gonna spoil it but you'll probably find out soon enough if you give it a go. If you find yourself stuck, there's a walkthrough on the Nooskewl website that can save your sanity.

PS: Also, ITS, not IT'S. And "open source source".

A Good Rule of Thumb:
If you can replace it with his or her, there's no apostrophe.
or if you can replace It's with it has or it is then the apostrophe is used.

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Now that does look well done. As  it says on the tin looks very much like the old lucas arts monkey games etc. ....nice!

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Not to bothered myself although I do own a Android phone and tablet, so its nice to see games in a bundle that don't have to be multiplatform. Its great for Android as there is a better selection of good quality games to go into a bundle without the worry of trying to find stuff that is cross-platform. The Windows only bundle didn't bother me either despite not using windows at all. I guess nows such a great time to be a linux gamer that this just seems such a non issue with so many other avenues to acquire games.

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Planet Explorers will be for PC and MAC for sure. Linux will be very likely (we're using the Unity engine, so it's a given

Sounds pretty dam positive to me.

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Nice! will keep my eye on this

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Quoting: sherlock*his/her or their, don't know what happened there

Sorted it for you!

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How will he ever get the experience if he pays someone to build it every time?

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Quoting: KIAazeDoes anyone know how Steam works then? Do you also need to reach a certain amount before they pay you? Or do you get paid instantly there?
Same questions for Gameolith and payment processors like BMTmicro.

Gameolith from what I remember pay you each month and just take a percentage of whatever you have sold. But in all honesty we got many more sales from Desura, even though that wasn't overly great. Any sales on Gameolith will have probably been generated by our own promotions and very little from their site traffic.

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