its a good thing that the amount of money this is going to make is disproportionate to the amount of actual players because of the tf2 promo
This, ladies and gentlemen, is how get good sales on your game without fucking over your customers. I was never even very interested in Brutal Legend, but I may buy it now just to support them.
It's not Brutal Legends.
It's Brütal Legends, you uncultured fucks.
[QUOTE=l337k1ll4;39659053]This, ladies and gentlemen, is how get good sales on your game without fucking over your customers.[/QUOTE]
By telling people to play the purchase lotto?
This is like having a "Buy 1 Get 1 Free Maybe If Lots Of Others Buy" sale. It may not be lying, but it's manipulative.
[QUOTE=Zeke129;39659094]By telling people to play the purchase lotto?
This is like having a "Buy 1 Get 1 Free Maybe If Lots Of Others Buy" sale. It may not be lying, but it's manipulative.[/QUOTE]
No, this is saying "Hopefully we make enough money to release more content for you, if not then it won't be possible"
Would you rather them say nothing? of course they want to sell more copies and release more stuff
Ehh I dunno it seems a bit too much for a game that's like 3/4 (I can't really remember) years old, perhaps £7 would be a more reasonable price than £15
Brutal
[QUOTE=Zeke129;39659094]By telling people to play the purchase lotto?
This is like having a "Buy 1 Get 1 Free Maybe If Lots Of Others Buy" sale. It may not be lying, but it's manipulative.[/QUOTE]
You buy games based on possible future content pack updates?
I buy games based on the game I am getting, not the DLC or other future content.
[QUOTE=wizu;39659080]It's not Brutal Legends.
It's Brütal Legends, you uncultured fucks.[/QUOTE]
It's not Brütal Legends.
It's Brütal Legend, you uncultured fuck.
This game is worth the 15$ it is mad amounts of fun. (At least the ps3) I still play it every now and again, the worse part about it was the controls on the console. I think with a keyboard and mouse, this game will be perfect. Hearing that they might expand it is awesome, but who cares because the game itself is just so much fun.
[QUOTE=Dead Madman;39659146]Ehh I dunno it seems a bit too much for a game that's like 3/4 (I can't really remember) years old, perhaps £7 would be a more reasonable price than £15[/QUOTE]
IIRC Oblivion is 6 years old and its still 20 dollars.
It probably will sell well. There's always been a history of console exclusives coming to PC later and doing really well financially considering that it's a good game. I remember when Alan Wake (either first one of American Nightmare) went on steam and it payed for itself in production cost overnight. (Or something like that)
[sp]READ DEAD : REDEMPTION. WE'RE READY WHEN YOU ARE, ROCKSTAR.[/sp]
[QUOTE=General J;39665853]It probably will sell well. There's always been a history of console exclusives coming to PC later and doing really well financially considering that it's a good game. I remember when Alan Wake (either first one of American Nightmare) went on steam and it payed for itself in production cost overnight. (Or something like that)
[sp]READ DEAD : REDEMPTION. WE'RE READY WHEN YOU ARE, ROCKSTAR.[/sp][/QUOTE]
In two days, and every sale afterward was profit.
[URL="http://www.joystiq.com/2012/02/20/alan-wake-pc-recoups-dev-and-marketing-costs-in-48-hours/"]http://www.joystiq.com/2012/02/20/alan-wake-pc-recoups-dev-and-marketing-costs-in-48-hours/[/URL]
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