Scoobes said:
There's the possibility they'll bring in new customers who only play the single player or multiplayer component and therefore don't want to pay a full $60 for only a half the experience the full game offers. Normally, these players would wait until the game goes to platinum/bargain bin when they wouldn't get as much return anyway. For instance, can you imagine if someone only wants to play single player Call of Duty? Paying $60 for only 4-5 hours of campaign is ridiculous. |
The cost of creating the game can't be split right between whatever SP and MP experience is in the game though, most of the stuff created for a full game is shared, so splitting it into 2 games would not result in a significantly cheaper price for someone buying just SP or just MP.
Of course in the knowledge that they (the developers) are basically creating two seperate games, the single player version of something like CoD wouldn't be so short.








