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Topic	30% of AMERICANS had purchased MULAN earning Disney 261M PROFIT!! You Mad???
adjl 09/19/20 12:51:08 PM #14:	Hospy posted... Opening the floodgates for 100 dollar games. That's been happening for a while. Ostensibly, the price of games hasn't increased, but the average revenue game companies are making per copy sold is well over $100 at this point for most AAA titles. Between carving games up to sell critical stuff as DLC (that's not all DLC, but the practice definitely happens) and long-term monetization strategies in the form of microtransactions and the like, games are not designed to merely cost $60 anymore. Those users that do resist the extra stuff and only spend $60 often end up with an inferior product for doing so, and there aren't enough of them to keep the whales from inflating the average. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts. <cite>adjl posted [p:944818423] in 30% of AME... [t:78986171]...</cite> <quote>Hospy posted... </cite> <quote>Opening the floodgates for 100 dollar games.</quote> That's been happening for a while. Ostensibly, the price of games hasn't increased, but the average revenue game companies are making per copy sold is well over $100 at this point for most AAA titles. Between carving games up to sell critical stuff as DLC (that's not all DLC, but the practice definitely happens) and long-term monetization strategies in the form of microtransactions and the like, games are not designed to merely cost $60 anymore. Those users that do resist the extra stuff and only spend $60 often end up with an inferior product for doing so, and there aren't enough of them to keep the whales from inflating the average. --- This is my signature. It exists to keep people from skipping the last line of my posts.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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