Joystiq received a tip pointing to the comments section of a recent RockPaperShotgun post, in which World of Goo designer Ron Carmel mentioned the game had a staggering 90% piracy rate. They contacted Carmel directly, who confirmed the figure was "about right."
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Omar writes: World of Goo is getting a physical edition on Feb. 20 thanks to Super Rare Games. This collector's item will come in two flavors: Regular and Steelbook.
Yesterday, after all these years, I played World of Goo; it's still amazing! It's a great indie that must be played at least once. - Cristian Aguilar
That's goddamn atrocious. I'm more glad than ever now that I bought this game. Those who pirated and didn't end up buying it ought to be ashamed.
Thats what you get for releasing on Wii :P
Wii-Key is cheap
Release it on PS3
problem solve.
... Many people also download games they're vaguely interested in, just to take a quick glance if it's something they like, and when they don't, they download something else again.
Maybe bad marketing is the reason this game isnt selling as well as it should?
I'm not really keeping up with the DS/Wii software coming out (mainly because it's not much), but this is pretty much the first I heard about the game.
Damn pirates ruining this amazing industry, and people wonder why companies are resorting to draconian DRM, here is your answer... such a shame.