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I don't think so.

I did! I ended up reading a lot of the fantransltation of Sky Full of Stars Fine Days on my bday.

Bleated best wishes to @NowItsAngeTime! Hope you had a good time yesterday and may the love for eroge never leave you.

Oooooh, so adding stuff to the review aggregator is working again? Any hope for my little thing to get added?

8/25/2020 Update: Looking into the Spectrum bug. Fixed all the problems sent in the group DM on Discord Added NookGaming to the front site reviews hub

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I'm the opposite, for a very long time I did my very best to avoid reading any VNs or getting any games if it meant I had to make a Steam account. I don't like Steam bothering me for updates, nor do I like getting their pop-ups for various other miscellaneous things when you use their client even slightly unconventionally. That said, there is a huge convenience factor to it. Especially since there is a good crossover between gamers and VN readers. So I definitely understand why Steam became the default option for many once VNs started gaining in popularity in western markets. That said, I really do hate how a handful of tech monopolies (or oligopolies if you want to get technical about it) have so much control over virtually everything we do. And I kind of hoped that at least VNs could manage to avoid falling into their orbit. If big Eroge had to exist (to facetiously quote @Zakamutt signature), I would rather that monopoly belong to an actual Visual Novel company that cares about visual novels to some extent. Steam really doesn't care about VNs, yet they are happy to take advantage of an unfair market place to absorb the western VN market.

Blog posts with lots of comments seem to cut off on mobile when using Spectrum theme. Other themes worked just fine.

Regional pricing. It's always half [or more] the price that I'd pay in dollars. I also think it's easier to have all my games on the same platform instead of scattered through different websites/platforms.

mmm... NTR can be problematic for people who find it easy to suspend disbelief and also think relationships should be honest and straightforward. This is especially true of the 'forced NTR' that makes up most of the genre. If you find it easy to get behind protagonists' eyes, it is merely a painful experience, not an exciting one... unless you are already that far gone, anyway.