Probably has more to do with underwhelming adoption than anything else.
I'm guessing you're saying no one wants it? As otherwise, launching on an OS that has ~3% market share (on top of a cross-platform engine) will prevent the vast majority of adoption, yes.
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I'm guessing you're saying no one wants it? As otherwise, launching on an OS that has ~3% market share (on top of a cross-platform engine) will prevent the vast majority of adoption, yes.