Thread: If games like CoD actually do end up with subscription fees...
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Old 06-22-2010, 10:56 PM   #33
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Originally Posted by Smelly Meatball View Post
I doubt it would be "cheap" if they wanted to charge for a monthly or yearly subscription since they already proved people are willing to buy map packs for $15 when the sweet spot used to be $5 and later $10.

E.A., THQ, and Ubisoft are already experimenting with new ways of generating money by either having just 1 copy have "free" online play or making people pay a fee if they bought the game used.
I know about EA's deal, but I haven't seen anything on THQ or Ubisoft. I've seen their DRM issues, but what are they doing specifically?
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