Nymeria on 04 November 2017
| Cerebralbore101 said: I wholeheartedly agree with most of the video but one thing is bothering me. The 30% that Valve takes is not less than the cost of putting a game on a shelf at Wal-Mart. Brick and Mortar stores take $10 from the $60 price tag and producing/shipping physical discs costs $5. A 30% take from Valve is $18. I don't think the entire industry is doing lootboxes. Just EA, Ubisoft, Activision, and WB Games. I know those are big names in the industry, but I don't care too much, because the majority of their games don't appeal to me. I'm only really interested in Assassin's Creed, Rayman, Mario x Rabbids, Shadow of Mordor, and Mortal Kombat. In the case of Mario x Rabbids, Nintendo probably won't let Ubisoft ever get greedy, since it's Nintendo's flagship character being represented. |
On PC, but PC market in stores is almost dead outside the biggest games. Compared to consoles a Sony or Microsoft take a cut like Valve does. You also have to think about estimating production and inventory issues. Digital has been a boon for PC games of past decade.








