[quote user="Matt Sams"]I want to be careful about speaking for him, but it involved stacking cubes in a particular manner.[/quote] It would be helpful to speak with him/her to find out what he/she went through.  It would also benefit future creators to know what could happen at least in the case of stacking or falling cubes.

I think more than anything I am upset not for being pulled, but not being informed about what is actually the problem.  Our group is not trying to infringe on any IPs.  This was a class project where our professors encouraged us to try and get it published.... and now this.   Oh well.  If the Tetris company is that ...

[quote user="Matt Sams"]probably due to the fact that it uses some non-standard blocks[/quote] That is interesting considering our game has non-standard blocks when you progress further.  The game starts simple with more traditional blocks.  As the game builds speed and difficulty new blocks are thrown into the mix....  ...

A representative responded to the email I sent.  He said the game was being investigated for potential IP infringement.  He did not say what exactly was infringing about the game.  Was it a song, a graphic, or the gameplay?  I would assume this has something to do with gameplay because currently EA owns the rights to the ...

Thanks for the quick reply ZMan.  I don't know which would be worse, a bug or removal... I haven't received any emails regarding this.  I'll send an email and ask.  Does this happen a lot? if so, what was the resolution in the past?

My groups game which was recently put on the marketplace is now no where to be found just 2 days later. What gives?

[quote user="Thunder Hammer Studios"]I thought playtest was where you were supposed to let people know about issues such as this:  "Fail: 1. Sign in on controller #2 2. Start game using that controller 3. Game does not respond to anything from controller #2 as it should.  Control is instead given to controller ...