And more reference points like this are always helpful.Stuff like this is always very helpful to keep track of as well. I've been trying to see the correlation between peak players of a game on Steam on its release day and the possible sales (which tends to vary a lot depending on the type of game). This is not a re-release, but quite a significant bump.
Your new year's resolution should be to quit being so childishly abrasive.
Not at all. Digital prices on the PC are fantastic. Devs still need to make money and relying on $1 sales on Steam is not a sustainable business model.
Only $130 for relatively the same comfort as a controller.
It's not like anyone else has had any better ideas!
I mean, look at my shitty setup. Not the optimum way to play Gunpoint, or Pixeljunk Games.
Sometimes it's also a matter of exposure. It's a pretty wild experience to have your game on the front page of a digital store that 7.5 million people see at peak times. That only happens once a year and people all of a sudden learn about that obscure game they missed months or years ago.
Awesome
That's not what Walmart does. Walmart is a wholesale outlet. They buy generally already-cheap stuff in bulk so they can afford to sell at lower prices than competitors. Quite a different situation.
