games and spend that extra money on polish and production - thus
truly transforming the industry into pure hit-driven.
- John
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ay for me to justify
the time to get into it. Those games are very few and far between,
thankfully.
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> Well, I don'
Well, I don't have the inside track on gaming marketing, and EA profits and such,
but...
Hugh said, "This is turning the games industry into a hit-driven market (like the
movie industry)."
Turning?! I seem to think that it's been this way in the games industry for a LONG
time. Back when Wing
