I'm usually more on the side of artists with these things, but for one 40-year-old song among hundreds that will play on the in game radio every now and then, that seems like a fair offer to me. The industry was different when this guy was a part of it, and the reality of modern music is you don't make a whole lot off songs anymore.

Props to Velan for releasing the private server version of Knockout City. There's a fan made launcher that will connect you to a somewhat active community as well. And if that dies, you can still create your own server and play a bot match.

That should be the industry standard when shutting these games down.

"There is no way this game will meet our absurd sales projections, so we're doing a preemptive-shutdown of the studio".

Powerful!

Get!

Let's f*cking gooooo!

@freedom01: Looks awesome. I've been waiting years for modern rereleases of CvS2, Project Justice, and the Power Stones, and Capcom puts them all in one convenient package, along with a few other games as a bonus.

Everything's comin' up Milhouse!

@plurmp: Well, they are posting a ton of articles about the game, which tells me people are clicking on them. And that is how IGN makes most of their money.

@hardwenzen: Considering all the articles and guides they have been posting about it, I'm sure they are crying into fistfuls of add revenue this game is generating for them.

@Akriel_Boulve: Oh, there is no shame in not knowing it exists. Even by videogame movie standards of 15 years ago, this thing was unusually bad.

@Akriel_Boulve: Did you remember there actually was a DOA movie?

@Estroncio: Yeah, the franchise is well suited for an RTS.

I could go for a good Zelda or Souls knockoff as well.