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The more expensive games (or bundles) often. I think this breaks the theory that people give more consideration to software purchases, as I would probably give
by gnode 9y ago
The more expensive games (or bundles) often. I think this breaks the theory that people give more consideration to software purchases, as I would probably give more consideration to spending $60 on drinks.
I think it's more about expectations. Many people expect phone apps to be free (no matter how good they are), the fact that paid apps are the exception calls for exceptional consideration when deciding to buy. On the other hand, people don't expect computer games to be free.
Although I think games may also be an exceptional case, in that they're thought of more like artistic works (like films) than as software.