Why budget developers have a chance...

Jester101 · 2001-02-18T02:34:31

This morning I was going around in my favorite software store. After some time I recognized another guy standing around. He is a computer science student. Well anyway we talked a bit about computer games. He''s not a pro, more a casual player. But I showed him some games and told him which rocked and which sucked. Now comes the interesting part. Always when I pointed at a full price game he said: "Oh yeah. I know. But, hey, I don''t spend 39$ on a game." At the end he bought a budget game. Cool eh? I hope the next time we meet in store my game is on the shelves. Budget. Of course. Just a small hint to those people believing that budget games cannot sell large or larger numbers than full price games.

Games Business and Law Business

Started by Jester101 February 14, 2001 02:50 PM

9 comments, last by Jester101 23 years, 1 month ago

ReidoniusTheRed

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February 18, 2001 02:34 AM

ok, not 16001. One person''s royalty = total royalty % 16001 = A VERY LOW NUMBER.

but I think you get the gist. I just hope that the small game industry has a place other than in the back of Radio Shack on the $5 shelf.

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