Ok, maybe I wasn't being fair, console, pc and dedicated handhelds are included in what I have said. Look we are in the year 2014, paying £40 ($60) doesn't not make sense in these modern times, it just doesn't. The movie industry realised this (that's why we have netflix) the music industry got wise to this (that's why we don't pay £12 for an album whe we only want one song)Shadow-Phoenix said:Are you very 100% sure about that realist part because I'm not sure if I can take that part let alone the rest seriously, yes in your other thread you had pointed out your rep and yes I've been aware of that for some time but the realist part doesn't fit in my eyes because well your rep tells the whole story and blows the realist part well out the way.Fonejackerjon said:Look, I'm a realist both the mobile industry and console industry have their evil little ways. But if I had to choose which one screws the consumer over most? console would get that crown because you have to pay upfront!
Also we have to pay upfront for PC games and handhelds too, I've seen both those areas charge for full price numerous times, aren't you going to be a "realist" and include them too?, that is if you're trying to be honest and "fair" about this whole thing.
Unless of course this is going to devolve into another mobile is less evil but will one day kill the evil scummy consoles! discussion because I don't want to be sold on any of that, I've already seen the full show.
Both the film industry and music industry, basically have moved with the times, only the AAA industry is still stuck in the past asking these premium prices for a s single piece of entertainment. It reallyis not a sustainable model why are gamers so blind to accept what is the truth