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Hi,
I put this to you. If the development cost and production cost of making a game is so much that it makes a £40 game a £40 game.Then why doesn't it decrease over time as the company claws back it's money?
I put this to you. If the development cost and production cost of making a game is so much that it makes a £40 game a £40 game.Then why doesn't it decrease over time as the company claws back it's money?
Hi,
I put this to you. If the development cost and production cost of making a game is so much that it makes a £40 game a £40 game.Then why doesn't it decrease over time as the company claws back it's money?
I put this to you. If the development cost and production cost of making a game is so much that it makes a £40 game a £40 game.Then why doesn't it decrease over time as the company claws back it's money?
If you hadn't noticed - the prices do actually reduce over time.
A game will cost £ 40.00 this week and will be on sale for 30 - 35 in a few months.
A game will cost £ 40.00 this week and will be on sale for 30 - 35 in a few months.
Yep, nh is correct and this is also evident with Platinum titles.