The good news that came out of all of this, though, is probably how it was handled by It’s all good, man. Hibiki quickly backtracked claiming that he had already bought the game after doing a "try-before-you-buy thing" for the PS3 and intended to purchase it for the PC but couldn't because "GAMESTOP DOESN'T SELL IT DIRECTLY ONLINE AND I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE MY HOUSE!!!" but not before receiving an array of angry responses and retweets (to the point where Hibiki asked how to make it stop).
Without missing a beat, Skullgirls developers responded Oh that? It means you should probably buy the game instead of pirate it. So I got this message after beating story with both Para and Cere and I have no idea what it means.
However, if you do decide to pirate software, maybe you shouldn't mention anything odd that may occur in your pirated copy on social media sites.Īpparently, Dan Hibiki didn't get this memo before he went to Twitter and asked the game developers what his error message "What is the square root of a fish? Now I'm sad" that popped up at the end of Skullgirls meant.
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