Hi Charles,
Well, keep in mind that was a ball park figure, a good guess on my part,
but I believe David Greenwood said at one time that Shades of Doom 1.0
had sold a little over 200 copies. If you do the math 200 games times
$35.00 each is $7,000.00 USD give or take a few for rounding. Then,
While this makes sense Tom, I would however be interested to know what
Draconis' or 7-128's overheads are, sinse both, rather than being one
man bands, are full companies with a larger staff.
does the larger staff, with it's inclusion of actors sound designers
and musicians as well
Hi Dark,
Well, I don't know Draconis's or 7-128's financial overhead, but it
would be interesting to add to the debate if they would be willing to
share or release such information here. All I do know is that game's
specifically created for the blind generally don't do well, and the
income
, 2009 1:08 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] free games was Piracy
Hi Dark,
Well, I don't know Draconis's or 7-128's financial overhead, but it would
be interesting to add to the debate if they would be willing to share or
release such information here. All I do know is that game's specifically
created
What counts is the game developer's reasons for developing their games. Jim
Kitchen does it strictly as a hobby. Others don't.
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From: Willem dwill...@gmail.com
To: Munawar Bijani munaw...@gmail.com; Gamers Discussion list
gamers@audyssey.org
: [Audyssey] free games was Piracy
Hi Willem,
Well, I haven't been in the business as long as GMA, Jim Kitchen, or
BSC, but it doesn't take long to get a feel for what the market is
really like. I can probably answer your questions as well as the next
person.
Is it really worth all the effort to sell
