Gaming on PC writes: "Bookstores sell all kinds of books and no one ever goes after them. Why should Steam be different?"
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Silent Hill and Metal Gear Solid publisher Konami has reported record profits this year, driven largely by its video games and amusements.
Interesting that Konami is releasing nothing of note and still enjoying high profits. I guess this is the allure to companies.
It was probably due to the half-hearted release of the Metal Gear Solid Collection v1.
Imagine the extra sales Konami could’ve made if it had put some effort into it.
From Software parent company Kadokawa has released its financials for the year, and while profits are down, Armored Core has performed surprisingly well.
Name another company that has ever released only games worthy of a 90+ score for over a decade? starting with Demon's Souls, nothing but 90+s...even DS2 was a great game.
That's a stupid analogy. You won't see any stapled pamphlets, typo-ridden manuscripts, or flyers for sale at a bookstore. Some of those may be given away, with no strings attached, but never sold. People who try to stock the shelves with their handmade crap will get escorted to the door.
Yup