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Unbelievably, someone actually purchas✅ed Devolver's E3 presentation VHS tape , with the proceeds of that single sale going towards🎐 the Scratch Foundation, a free online coding community for kids to create their own games.
There’s no reason to really pay Devolver $1,000 for their presentation of course--it’s freely viewable on YouTube. Considering the presentation is a giant ad for MaxPass+, Devolver’s new “Premi🎶um Purchase” non-subscription monetization service, they really should be paying you and not the other way around.
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