It wasn't about indie games as a whole. It was about life as an indie dev and the trials and tribulations one may typically face during the life cycle. These three games just happened to be recently released around the same time and successful in the West for enough people to relate and say, "oh yeah, I've played that!"
Name a more embarrassing moment in video games. Protip: You can't
Isaac Brooks
Isaac Fisher
Its a movie about them, Are they not supposed to talk about themselves about a movie about how they became indie devs?
Dominic Turner
I don't think I said it wasn't about them. I forgot to address in my post who had pointed out Cave Story.
Benjamin Gomez
this ((((movie)))) made me realize that (((((documentaries)))) are exaggerated as fuck.
>that autist getting mad when his game wasn't advertised on xbox live
literally based
Asher Brooks
I would be pissed too when I'm promised an ad spot on Xbox Live and its not there. One of the official Xbox reviewers didnt review the game either i think
Thomas Nelson
This is a big deal within games. Imagine being promised a front page Steam ad for your new game and then not even making it to page 10 of new releases.
Gabriel Martin
sneed
Adam Kelly
What's your point? I'm sure there's much cooler indie devs out there, ones that are far humbler and with better reasons for being indie. The movie sucked and it largely had to do with the shitty people involved.
Or you tolerate way too much bullshit.
Mason Jackson
>Name a more embarrassing moment
Easy: all of the other indie game documentaries
Brandon Morris
Touhou is even older than Cave Story. No doujin games were mentioned in the movie though because they're all casual, pretentious hipsters.