provided and similar hosting services I've seen. If you were to divide
up the hosting costs to the players, that's about what it would cost.
But while I know a lot of gamers, I can't think of any that I know
firsthand that play using a pay host except for the ones that play
MMORPG. And for those, the game publisher runs the servers, sets the
price, and makes all the profit.
I guess there's a business opportunity. But considering about half the
gamers I know don't want to pay a fee, and there are already companies
entrenched in it for those that will, I don't know if you could
undercut prices. But I'm not a business savvy guy nor an
entrepreneurial risk taker, so don't listen too closely to me for this
kind of stuff.
-Kevin
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004 11:24:14 -0400, Won Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your insight. I was asking because I was wondering if there was
> a business opportunity here. I just want to make sure I understand this
> correctly. The average gamer pays about $2 a month to play their games
> online?
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