Talk:Echelon (2001 video game)
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Add 'controversy' section?[edit]
Would it be beneficial to add a section on the controversy surrounding this game's US release? according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bethesda_Softworks#Controversies , "Bethesda Softworks published Echelon in the United States, a video game developed by Russian developers Madia. The developers stated that Bethesda didn't pay a single cent from boxed sales of the game, as was specified in the contract according to Madia. The developers wrote an open letter to Bethesda in which they have detailed the whole affair but Bethesda still refused to pay. In the end Madia decided not to take it to court. Pete Hines VP of PR at Bethesda later stated that Madia presented misleading allegations about Bethesda's role as publisher of Echelon in North America and that Bethesda has no contractual obligations to Madia", seems like it would improve on the current stub status. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Temporalarcheologist (talk • contribs) 03:46, 23 December 2017 (UTC)