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deskpro2k3 on 23 March 2011
ImJustBayuum said:
deskpro2k3 said:

There would never be any form of DLC in history if every game was on Blu-ray.

At least that is what I think


I think its more to do with revenue maximization rather than lack of space...


Companies can take advantage that way. Like lock many content within the disc and make them available after buying it online.  *coughmarvelvscapcom3cough*



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LivingMetal on 23 March 2011
ImJustBayuum said:
LivingMetal said:
ImJustBayuum said:
LivingMetal said:
ImJustBayuum said:
psrock said:

The report also says besides paying a subscription xbox live fans pay the most for their games online.

or perhaps they download more expensive games-on-demand / DLCs / 1200 points xblas and thus could skew that average figure in the data.


or perhaps Wii and PS3 owners have more original exclusive content they can purchase that's on physical media.

My sarcasm meter is broken..sigh..My post offered a valid reason to psrocks assumptions.

Unlike your fanboy response: "THEY DON"T HAVE ANY EXCLUSIVE (retail) GAMES SO THAT'S ALL THEY CAN PLAY!"

 


Last time I checked, the PS3 has a potentially awesome exclusive line up while what's most anticipated on the Xbox 360 are multi-platform games that are also on the PS3.  Conclusion: In general, PS3 exclusives are more anticipated than PS3 multiplatform titles that are also on the Xbox 360.  Reasonable.

omg...the survey is a reflection of 2010 digital consumer purchases across 3 platforms..your argument is invalid

 


I didn't take the survey.  Did you?



ImJustBayuum on 23 March 2011
deskpro2k3 said:
ImJustBayuum said:
deskpro2k3 said:

There would never be any form of DLC in history if every game was on Blu-ray.

At least that is what I think


I think its more to do with revenue maximization rather than lack of space...


Companies can take advantage that way. Like lock many content within the disc and make them available after buying it online.  *coughmarvelvscapcom3cough*

I think its a great idea but from a business perspective you need to consider these 2 things.

1.TIME - majority of these DLCs are developed after the game is released.

2.CONSUMER PERCEPTION - I think consumers are more willing to pay for something that is more separate and new..rather than paying for something in a bundle per se.

 

 



ImJustBayuum on 23 March 2011
LivingMetal said:
ImJustBayuum said:
LivingMetal said:
ImJustBayuum said:
LivingMetal said:
ImJustBayuum said:
psrock said:

The report also says besides paying a subscription xbox live fans pay the most for their games online.

or perhaps they download more expensive games-on-demand / DLCs / 1200 points xblas and thus could skew that average figure in the data.


or perhaps Wii and PS3 owners have more original exclusive content they can purchase that's on physical media.

My sarcasm meter is broken..sigh..My post offered a valid reason to psrocks assumptions.

Unlike your fanboy response: "THEY DON"T HAVE ANY EXCLUSIVE (retail) GAMES SO THAT'S ALL THEY CAN PLAY!"

 


Last time I checked, the PS3 has a potentially awesome exclusive line up while what's most anticipated on the Xbox 360 are multi-platform games that are also on the PS3.  Conclusion: In general, PS3 exclusives are more anticipated than PS3 multiplatform titles that are also on the Xbox 360.  Reasonable.

omg...the survey is a reflection of 2010 digital consumer purchases across 3 platforms..your argument is invalid

 


I didn't take the survey.  Did you?


nope..did your mom take the survey?



LivingMetal on 24 March 2011
ImJustBayuum said:
LivingMetal said:
ImJustBayuum said:
LivingMetal said:
ImJustBayuum said:
LivingMetal said:
ImJustBayuum said:
psrock said:

The report also says besides paying a subscription xbox live fans pay the most for their games online.

or perhaps they download more expensive games-on-demand / DLCs / 1200 points xblas and thus could skew that average figure in the data.


or perhaps Wii and PS3 owners have more original exclusive content they can purchase that's on physical media.

My sarcasm meter is broken..sigh..My post offered a valid reason to psrocks assumptions.

Unlike your fanboy response: "THEY DON"T HAVE ANY EXCLUSIVE (retail) GAMES SO THAT'S ALL THEY CAN PLAY!"

 


Last time I checked, the PS3 has a potentially awesome exclusive line up while what's most anticipated on the Xbox 360 are multi-platform games that are also on the PS3.  Conclusion: In general, PS3 exclusives are more anticipated than PS3 multiplatform titles that are also on the Xbox 360.  Reasonable.

omg...the survey is a reflection of 2010 digital consumer purchases across 3 platforms..your argument is invalid

 


I didn't take the survey.  Did you?


nope..did your mom take the survey?


nope.  she doesn't play video games.