"Someone’s gonna buy EA then find out there’s like 10 more smaller purchases": Community reacts to Devolver Digital's satirical tweet

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There's a massive gulf between EA and Devolver Digital regarding financial capabilities and the number of games released over the years. The former is considered a giant in its space, with several reputed titles over the years, while the latter is a much younger company established in the late 2000s. As great as Electronic Arts are, they have an infamous reputation that many in the gaming community strongly dislike.

Several games under the EA banner involve unlocking more content with additional real-life purchases. The epitome of this was in one of the Star Wars games, where a few characters were locked behind additional paywalls. The practice has been frequently criticized, and Devolver Digital decided to mock it in a rather cheeky manner. This satirical tweet quickly led to fans and community members expressing their opinions on the issue.

The original tweet was made by Devolver Digital on May 20, as the publisher had a really funny take. They commented that they would realize that they have only received a handful of the studios when someone buys EA and will need to pay more to acquire the remaining studios. It's easy to understand what the tweet referred to.

In the past, games like Star Wars: Battlefront II had popular characters locked behind a paywall despite it being a full-priced game. Fans who had previously criticized the gaming giant expressed their opinions once again. One user asked why someone would like to acquire EA in the first place since all they make are copy/pasted content.

The Sims has been an iconic video game with an extraordinary number of DLCs that actually cost more together than the base game itself. One user made fun of this fact by stating that even a hefty sum wouldn't be enough to acquire all