Wed 14 Oct 2009 | Posted by rocketpilot
The smartest use of a “freemium” business model I’ve heard in a long while. D&D Online is free to play, but with an optional subscription for more features, or you can just choose to buy extra content at will.
Turns out a lot of users will spend more than the $15 a month subscription if they have the power of choice.
Mon 28 Sep 2009 | Posted by rocketpilot
The rich inner life of Dr Gordon Freeman, the otherwise silent protagonist of Half-Life and Half-Life 2. Via Bleeding Cool
Mon 28 Sep 2009
TGS 2009: The worst logo of the show Joystiq uncover a particularly dreadful piece of game logo design. Utterly incomprehensible.
Fri 25 Sep 2009 | Posted by rocketpilot
I’m slightly miffed that there hadn’t been any news about this since the original announcement nearly a year ago. I’d assumed it’d been cancelled and bought the PC version.
I think this is one of those times where more frequent updates might have helped expand the potential market.
has made me happier than an extremely happy thing. That is all.
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