Blizzard Entertainment have successfully used microtransactions in their games for years. What can EA learn from them?
Chance Glasco, one of the co-founders of Infinity Ward and creators of the Call of Duty franchise, has claimed that Activision once pressured the studio to include an invasion of Israel by Iran.
Capcom reveals PC now represents about half of its total unit sales, with the company expecting the platform’s share to continue growing.
And they worked real hard for it. Capcoms about one of the only big console devs that do great porting and optimizing games on PC.
Top officials have held internal meetings to assess whether Tencent's investments in U.S. and Finnish gaming firms pose a national security risk, the newspaper said, citing several people familiar with the deliberations.
So big dumb orange man and his total disregard for the constitution has a say on this? Man just GTFO.
Obviously not put Microtransaction in any game . but to keep N4G editor's paycheck flowing creation of clickbait Must Continue .
In February this article will retun under New name but with Ea attached .
I don't understand? Do you guys actually want microtransactions or just for Electronic Arts not to have them?
In my personal opinion I think both Publishers should just learn to not use microtransactions at all....
Its funny, but EAs biggest annual release is FIFA...and almost 50% of the 16 million people who picked it up last year also buy up on its micro transactions. Now, largest userbase of FIFA is on Playstation I believe...
Um....not to do what EA did if they ever expect to have a successful game.