Sometimes it's fairly innocent, you leave mid-project, and towards the end, the company gets a list of all those working on it, and that goes to the UI team to add. The producers may have no idea of those who have left.

No company can stop you from saying you've worked on something when you have.

That's up to the company. They don't even have to include them in the first place, let alone if you leave.

Back in the day, Nintendo wouldn't allow anyone's name in the game.

While at YoYo, I made sure everyone who had ever worked on a product was included. But there are no laws/rules regarding it

Tell them it’s a monopoly, and as such the tooth fairy sets whatever price they want - they could demand you pay them for tooth removal. In a buyers market, you can’t dictate terms.

See what the bargaining response is. 😂

"Given that your client was actually re-elected to the presidency within days of this programme being shown (in the United Kingdom but not the United States) there is no obvious harm that was suffered by your client."

😂

They're at least 20 years behind.... I remember seeing videos like this around the 2000 mark.

It's annoying as it's never been "impartial" in Scotland. They are always, ALWAYS, biased towards @thesnpmedia.bsky.social, ScotGov or independence.

They've issued more retractions in Scotland than anywhere else - usually hidden away.

All corrections should be the same level as original story.

Was good fun... PS2 was prob my fav console to play with, but I had great fun with the PS1. While I never got to play with it, the N64 was a little too high level for me. All the coders had SGI Indys as development machines, and artist Indigo 2's.

Was an expensive machine to write for.

I'd always put it down to having an OS/Keyboard, where you can code ON it, FOR it.

PS2 was a console, but became a computer with it's Linux.
Technically the Switch became a computer with the BASIC release.

Android can't actually code for android - I don't think?
Tis an interesting question....