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I could potentially see a conflict if we were talking about a subscription-based or microtransaction-based game, but Minecraft is a one-time purchase. And, I ex
by Yen 10y ago
I could potentially see a conflict if we were talking about a subscription-based or microtransaction-based game, but Minecraft is a one-time purchase. And, I expect, most of the kids who are super-excited about Minecraft already have a license anyway.
- vidarh 10y agoWell, once per platform. Plus increasingly in-game purchases of texture packs etc.. Though Minecraft is still cheap and low on commercialisation compared to a lot of the "let's annoy them until they succumb and pay for more diamonds/gems/gold/tokens" games.
- tehbeard 10y agocommercialisation of the primary product (the game in its various editions) maybe. Gotta wonder how much the merchandise (clothing, mugs, posters, toys, freaking lego sets) is earning them though.