Unity apologizes and promises to change its controversial game install fee policy

[Kent Sharkey]

Engadget[^]:

"We have heard you. We apologize for the confusion and angst."

Take me back, baby. I won't do it again.

[Marc Clifton]

When I read about that a few days ago, my first thought was, geez, another company wanting to make a buck off of someone else's work, then when I read the actual arrangements they were proposing, it seemed quite reasonable. My initial reaction changed to, "geez, get a spine. If you're making sh*tloads of money from an awesome free tool, yeah, give something back." That's my 2c, and I freely give 1c back to this amazing site, for the privilege to post my pointless points for free.

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