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Dec 4th, 2002, 10:05:10
#1
Phear Leet
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Dec 4th, 2002, 13:38:03
#2
Phear Leet
BAH!
sure, the CD and box don't cost much to make.
But that's not all we buy when we buy a game.
When we buy a game, the money we pay go into all the hours programmers has spent programming, designers designing, producers produce....er.....
STFU
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Dec 4th, 2002, 18:39:34
#3
Phear Leet
hmm a move ..the old type and dvd cost 300kr (norwegian)
A pc game ps2 +++ cost 600kr
cd musikk take time to make coast 150-200kr
STFU ASS
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Dec 5th, 2002, 18:30:57
#4
music: very small group of people making the music but production can be expensive. However, albums can sell 500,000 copies somewhat easily.
movies: lots of people get payed and you have a lot of equipment, food, and lodging costs. However, theaters pay a ton of money, millions of movies are sold, you have all these payments coming in from previews, and extra productions with companies who will sell little models of characters of your movie in happy-meals.
Games: many programmers who need to program, not act or sing. Programmers also must ensure that the game doesn't crash and offer customer service for that specific game (as oposed to just returning it if broken and getting a new one).Not many games are sold as movies or music, and games do not have concerts, theaters, or previews to aid in funding.
Last edited by Maxtor 1-7; Dec 5th, 2002 at 18:33:54.
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