15 Strange Ways Video Games Tried Stopping You From Playing

Sometimes you just want to keep going but the game has other ideas.

Posted By | On 27th, Jun. 2018

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The Square Root of a Fish?” – Skullgirls

Skullgirls

The outlandish fighting game Skullgirls didn’t just strip away the ending and credits for pirated players. Instead, it asked “What is the square root of a fish?” before adding “Now I’m sad.” This was meant to out anyone who would ask the developer about the phrase’s meaning. But really, in terms of playing a game for the conclusion, Skullgirls denied that satisfaction to pirates.


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