I used to buy them because they worked without an internet connection, and the devkits usually provided their own (well written) primitives and game engines so bug-free (or seemingly bug-free) games tended to be the norm.
Now everyone just writes things in unity and the DRM forces you to have a reliable broadband connection, I don't see the point anymore.
I used to buy them because they worked without an internet connection, and the devkits usually provided their own (well written) primitives and game engines so bug-free (or seemingly bug-free) games tended to be the norm.
Now everyone just writes things in unity and the DRM forces you to have a reliable broadband connection, I don't see the point anymore.