FatBeing
Administratus Rotundus
@wiiwii
1. What's wrong with Indian distributors? Well, firstly, they have to deal with publishers who are still only waking up to India as a market, so they have to push publishers for new games, rather than publishers sending them to India. Still, the situation's getting better. The past few months of game reviews haven't been that disappointing - for example, we got the Call of Cthulhu review copy a couple of weeks before its international release, even.
2. SKOAR! is a magazine more for hardcore gamers. Digit, on the other hand, covers a wider audience, many of whom are casual gamers. You clearly haven't read the latest SKOAR!, or you haven't noticed the PSP game and accessory reviews. Finally, there's really no way we can upstage SKOAR! when it comes to gaming.
3. People who can get games from relatives in the US, or from the grey market, are welcome to do so. We cover legal markets as a matter of policy, period. Even if that means a few stale reports here and there. The legal channels aren't as fast as the illegal ones, as usual, and we aren't happy about it, but there you have it.
1. What's wrong with Indian distributors? Well, firstly, they have to deal with publishers who are still only waking up to India as a market, so they have to push publishers for new games, rather than publishers sending them to India. Still, the situation's getting better. The past few months of game reviews haven't been that disappointing - for example, we got the Call of Cthulhu review copy a couple of weeks before its international release, even.
2. SKOAR! is a magazine more for hardcore gamers. Digit, on the other hand, covers a wider audience, many of whom are casual gamers. You clearly haven't read the latest SKOAR!, or you haven't noticed the PSP game and accessory reviews. Finally, there's really no way we can upstage SKOAR! when it comes to gaming.
3. People who can get games from relatives in the US, or from the grey market, are welcome to do so. We cover legal markets as a matter of policy, period. Even if that means a few stale reports here and there. The legal channels aren't as fast as the illegal ones, as usual, and we aren't happy about it, but there you have it.