spemanig said:
...Not the same? Is that a joke? What makes you think a PC port would be so much less expensive than a console port, if at all? Yeah, they would retain their $60 price tag. At launch. Like most AAA games on Steam do and like all launch new used games are. Then they'd go down in price as the games get older, like all AAA Steam games do, and like all used games do. Then they'd also have the sales, which frankly happen much more often on Steam than in Gamestop or Target, with the benefit of profits actually still going to the developers. This isn't some uncharted, innovative idea. Steam has been doing this for years. They've already killed the used game market on PC, and we all know how pompus PC gamers are about how cheap PC is compared to consoles after the initial hardware purchases. And Valve isn't exaclty hemeraging money because of it. |
Well if it is so great for the developer, then why bother still supporting consoles with their games? Im sure the PS4 version of batman made a shit ton more cash for the developer than steam sales. It really goes to show what that studio thinks of PC gaming as well seeing as the PC version of the game was completely broken. How many people do you think were able to get Batman on PS4 or X1 because they were able to sell their used games for store credit? my guess is a lot. It counts for something and drives the sales of games, this is something that you simply cannot ignore or avoid.







