I don't understand why he thought this was a good challenge. If SOCOM Confrontation can sell at $60, they could sell Black Ops with 6 maps and day 1 $20 DLC and people would buy it and the downloads in droves.
honestly, if they sold black ops multi alone for $60 and it starts the game on the multiplayer menu, and single and multi for $50 but it starts on the mode selection, i think millions of people would buy the multi-only for $10 more.
I can understand Epic being referred to as an independent developer when they were making One Must Fall and Jazz Jackrabbit. But Gears of War? Really? After the hits they had with the Unreal franchise?
I'm not sure if he means independent as in grass roots or independent from a parent company. This is why Kotick's original comment confused me.
Seriously though, all he was doing was calling attention to his own product. But after the 6 Days in Fallujah fiasco I'll cut all those guys some flak.
panda21 said:
what would selling the online only portion prove? i'm really confused
everyone knows the singleplayer is just ok and the multiplayer is the main part of it anyway