aikohualda said:
twesterm said:
aikohualda said:
twesterm said:
The problem is how do you decide how that money gets split among the developers?
With many games and third party developers, generally the publisher makes their money back and then developers start getting some sort of royaly from each game (and there are many variations on that). So if EA were take $100 from you to play their backlog, how do you decide who gets the money?
Should that be counted as a sell for all those major games listed? What about the smaller ones? What about the ones I never play? How much of that subscription fee goes to EA and gets split among the chosen developers?
It seems like something like that would only screw the developers.
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it is similar to old movies that your cable company is showing on your tv
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Movie royalties and game royalties are two different beasts and are handled differently.
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how do you suppose they will handle it then?
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The same way GameTap handled it.
