Eh, it's been almost a year since I watched that. And since that video was one of of the reasons I categorized the game as "probably not for me, but I might still try it out some time, since I got it for free and it's supposed to be good", I didn't give it much thought afterward. (Off-point: that bit of the video you linked to shows a character voiced by Michael Bell, one of those distinctive-voiced guys who did voice work in <i>everything</i> for a few decades. =D )

I'm not not playing it because of Interplay, I'm putting off trying it because I've never particularly been interested in actually playing the game. : ) (To be clear, it's still one of the more interesting titles of those Interplay sells here, so that should tell you how likely I am to get any of the rest.) Interplay being assholes is just a good additional reason to not buy any of their games that I'm already not interested in.

I am not a nostalgia gamer. I am able to recognize older games as classics without needing to play most of them, or remember them fondly without needing to re-play (or re-buy) them. I definitely don't need fancy graphics (I play Spelunky Classic and Stone Soup!), but a game being that old often equals me not buying the game, or not playing it if I do wind up owning it somehow, or not being able to get into it if I do try it out. Having to play in DOSBox just adds another layer of meh, although at least that's not a problem in Giants' case.