Yeah, spotted a few things like missing author references that I had already mentioned for the previous books (who's PS for example?), and something I debated with Felipe - the side note for Expeditions: Viking says that Exp: Rome was released and since then Logic Artists
had been restructured to work on NFT-based games, which is mostly wrong. L.A. actually created another company, Dynasty Studios, and many of its employees would eventually leave L.A. to work for D.S.
Minor stuff that doesn't lessen the pleasure of reading it, and the PDF can be updated any time. I appreciate these side notes that give additional and more recent news, it's really a great work.
15 months ago I bought the physical book from Amazon, it's still available there for the previous edition. More comfortable to read from a nice, true book.
I love this book so much. Is there a summary of the changes/additions somewhere, in case I wanted to just focus on those for the moment?
If you follow the link to download it, the last update summarizes what has changed. It's easy to compare the two documents if you want to see the details. It has gained some weight - 150 additional pages.!
Mainly, it adds the 2015-2019 years, a few extra older titles, expands / adds info & games on a few specific genres / categories (indie, JRPG, Korean, French, Chinese) in separate chapters. Oh, and a lot of game covers at the end, which is pretty nice.