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haha lol , i am pretty sure anything could be included along with the game as extras , i would love to have that original dink smallwood intro video as a extra as well, along with images of the dink smallwood cd cover.
but apart from that seriously we can even have a paid enhanced version of the game which is much more complete.
Again i am going to take a example from greenlight to show how it has worked
1) we had black mesa source (fan made source port of the first half life game) which is free to anyone being made outside of steam
2) They put the free version on steam greenlight and it was one of the first games to get greenlit.
3) After they got a solid base of supporters for a more complete version polished version of the game they released a paid version of the mod in early access http://store.steampowered.com/app/362890 and its a sweet hit, the half life fans are happy and so are the creators of the mod who have worked hard on this.
I think seth deserves to have a enhanced more complete version of dink smallwood with steamworks that costs something on steam. Dink smallwood going freeware back in those days was something of a revolution.
but apart from that seriously we can even have a paid enhanced version of the game which is much more complete.
Again i am going to take a example from greenlight to show how it has worked
1) we had black mesa source (fan made source port of the first half life game) which is free to anyone being made outside of steam
2) They put the free version on steam greenlight and it was one of the first games to get greenlit.
3) After they got a solid base of supporters for a more complete version polished version of the game they released a paid version of the mod in early access http://store.steampowered.com/app/362890 and its a sweet hit, the half life fans are happy and so are the creators of the mod who have worked hard on this.
I think seth deserves to have a enhanced more complete version of dink smallwood with steamworks that costs something on steam. Dink smallwood going freeware back in those days was something of a revolution.
