The Librarian
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GhaleonEB said:If they were going to do that, they might as well have released the maps on Marketplace, made money off them, and sold ODST at $60. But that is not what they did.
The maps were delayed - and Legendary still costs - so MS could bump the price up to $60. It's exactly that simple. Don't believe me? Ask Microsoft. When asked at E3 why ODST costs $60, they pointed out the three new maps and the "value" of having additional paid content on the disc. That was their justification: we still charge for old DLC, and delayed the rest to bundle with ODST, therefore it's now worth $60. It's not complex, they're not hiding it, there is no conspiracy. Microsoft was listing it as a selling point.
I think you got the wrong implication from my post. What I was trying to say is that, even if MS had released the maps as they had with Halo 2, I would've still expected them to release ODST at $60, being able to push that price with campaign, firefight, and the Reach beta.