That's some selective reading you're doing. Not that selective. Wasteland 2 did a $1000 donation just to add an NPC, Named Weapon, or Location. Project Eternity, from Obsidian, has a $5000 price point to be able to add things to the world, and while Project Eternity throws in an extra 10 downloads ...

First look, honest opinion: 1000 dollar packages, what the hell? 100 dollars is justifiable as you get bonus stuff, but paying to have your own creative input thrown into the game...not sure I'm a fan of the idea. Personally I'm hoping at least some very dedicated testers will also get such an oppo...

$30 isn't out of line to me.

But if the retail price is less when the game launches, I'll be annoyed, since then it would literally be paying more for the privilege of Alpha testing, and I think that would be unreasonable.

It says on the first page of the Wiki that you can share anything, anywhere, except the actual game.

I know that I for one am itching for a Linux Port. Uplink was one of the most original games I'd ever seen, so I've been watching Introversion for a while (my copy of Uplink is actually on a CD-R). If there is a Linux Port, I will purchase this in an instant. I'm already looking at getting one of th...