DigiHom Update: Some Clarification

To our readers,

Last week, MMO Fallout published a piece titled “DigiHom Update: Tons of Games Disappear From Greenlight.” Since its publishing, we have received word from Digital Homicide over several inaccurate statements in the article. According to these statements, the games we noted that were removed from Greenlight were voluntarily removed and not by Valve as we originally surmised. The issue of Digital Homicide’s games being tagged incompatible was revealed to be due to a bug in the Steam API. The games themselves were indeed listed as incompatible on June 3rd, a decision that was reversed on June 6th.

Finally, we’d like to clarify that the lawsuit against James Stanton (Jim Sterling) was filed by James Romine himself, and does not involve Digital Homicide as an organization.

As a publication that strives for accuracy in our coverage, MMO Fallout strongly apologizes for the errors. This is meant to cover all instances where the above statements were made.

Thank you for your patience, and now back to your regularly scheduled programming,
Connor
MMO Fallout