Metro09: Something is always better than nothing.

Petrell: Actually that is not entirely correct. There are cost they have to pay for each transaction thru each payment medhod in addition to bandwidh cost. Both may be small but they exist so paying 0.01$ for the bundle will actually end up costing the organisers small amount of money (but it acumulates with tens of thousands of purchases). This is why other similar offers usually limit the minimium payment to 1$ in order to cover their own costs.

Wishbone: I'm sorry, what? Abandoned? I was not aware of that. Also, I find it... odd, to say the least, to include something like that in the bundle.

Zeewolf: It is stated quite clearly on the main bundle page that it is an abandoned project only included as a bonus.

Wishbone: I'm sorry, what? Abandoned? I was not aware of that. Also, I find it... odd, to say the least, to include something like that in the bundle.

That said, I still find it strange that that should be the only option. If I was developing a new game, I certainly wouldn't restrict the control options to a 360 controller, even if I owned one. It seems to me that should take more work to do than making the control scheme generic. But maybe it's made using XNA? I reckon M$ might have made the 360 controller an integrated part of that framework. I've never used it, so I don't know, but it seems like something they might do.

Petrell: Still, pointing to game's page that states that support for other OS's and pads is coming is slightly misleading and main reason for the confusion. They should have at least removed those from the page if they're not going to make them.

Sielle: Adding the 360 controller to a game is almost trivial if they're already using direct X. That's why so many games have it as the only gamepad option, it's just too easy to implement.

Metro09: They're already past $230,000 after just half a day.