"All this is part of a defamation campaign".
Who would have thought that a Wii U game could cause so much drama in 2019? We
According to Limited Run CEO Josh Fairhurst, the company never got the 6,000 copies it was promised, and despite the threat of legal action, the situation remained largely unresolved until very recently.
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Who would have thought that a Wii U game could cause so much drama in 2019? We
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on the news that Limited Run Games is finally releasing the Wii U version of
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after a costly legal tussle with the Spanish company BadLand Games. The two firms had signed a deal back in 2017 to create physical copies of the brilliant Metroidvania outing, but that never happened – despite Limited Run handing over $78,000.According to Limited Run CEO Josh Fairhurst, the company never got the 6,000 copies it was promised, and despite the threat of legal action, the situation remained largely unresolved until very recently.
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