$70 sucks, and it's getting a lot of attention.
But is it the worst monetization scheme in the gaming industry?
There are games that are packed with literally $1,000's worth of microtransactions. There are lots of practices to me that feel a lot more predatory. Some of them seem to be becoming more common, and yet they seem largely more accepted than $70 games.
But is it the worst monetization scheme in the gaming industry?
There are games that are packed with literally $1,000's worth of microtransactions. There are lots of practices to me that feel a lot more predatory. Some of them seem to be becoming more common, and yet they seem largely more accepted than $70 games.