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Ska Studios' artist Michelle Juett Silva took to Twitter to comment. I get that piracy is a service problem, but that's a consequence, not a justification.'

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He assumes a lot about why Vampire Smile's not on PC yet, and he could have cleared up a lot of those assumptions by just emailing me. But I'm bewildered by the cracker's attempt to justify the morality of it. 'I'm not mad about the crack itself in fact, I'm actually pretty impressed. 'I'm flattered that there's this much interest in Vampire Smile on PC,' Silva told Indie Statik. James Silva, co-founder of Ska Software, told Indie Statik that his reaction to the news is a mixture of flattery and bewilderment. He went on to write that the PC version doesn't include co-op modes, online play and achievements. This also applies to Xbox 360 which has the opportunity to play pirated games. Users always have the option to pay for the game or not.

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'You say: 'There are lots of people who play on the Xbox and the PC as well! They can now choose from a payed Xbox version or a free PC version!,'' he wrote. This is restoration of justice.'Д®arlier today, in the comments of an article on Indie Statik that pointed out that the unauthorized PC port could convince some to pirate the game on PC rather than purchase it on Xbox 360, Barabus characterized his actions as a form of justice. If the game came out on PC officially, then this thread would not exist.' After all, if they wanted to earn money, then the game would be issued on all available platforms. 'Given that developers ignore the PC platform, about any loss of profit for them is not out of the question. 'On the other hand, we do not steal the game for the Xbox 360, we release it for the PC port,' he wrote (via Google Translate).

While acknowledging that piracy 'is bad,' Barabus denied that his actions constitute piracy because Ska Studios have ignored the PC and that the developers therefore weren't losing money. Barabus wrote (via Google Translate) in the forums that the 'authors are not very nice to publish the game exclusively for the Xbox 360, making it impossible for PC gamers to play in such a great game.' Ska Studios released the side-scrolling beat-em-up The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile in April 2011 for Xbox Live Arcade. A Russian hacker who goes by 'Barabus' created an unauthorized Windows PC version of Ska Studios' Xbox 360 game The Dishwasher: Vampire Smile and released it last week, characterizing his actions as a 'restoration of justice' in a comment on Indie Statik.