Considering what movies have devolved to, I am worried for the future of the game industry once the suits get more intimately involved with capturing the money from its followers...
@ Ephriam If 500 customers buy the game, and 200 sell it, with 200 more picking it up used, you have lost just as many potential customers as the piracy arguement. You still have 500 players, but you lost out on an additional 200 sales you would have had from ...
I'm simply saying that Activision, under his leadership, is making the state of gaming itself worse overall. I don't like Activision, nor any company in the gaming industry, under people like him, who care nothing of the games themselves, only of the almighty dollar. Those kind of people will happily ...
That's too bad, I was hoping for the Witcher on a console. I have the PC enhanced version, and was thoroughly enamoured with it. Hopefully they can get it finished in some way, shape or form.
I'd like to play it as well, but I'm not about to spend money on a console that seems to be designed to fail. Therefore, if it doesn't come out for the PC, I guess I won't enjoy it, which is too bad as I did enjoy the first one.
@ Ian: Or you could fix the reason why piracy exists in the first place: Developers, marketers and publishers taking advantage of consumer ignorance to expoit sales. Bashing people over the head with how wrong piracy is will only make them want to do it more, considering they feel it ...
