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This seems like a no-brainer for the console makers. The consoles are already sold, and they're making back any losses from that through games sales and subscri
by curtis3389 2y ago
This seems like a no-brainer for the console makers. The consoles are already sold, and they're making back any losses from that through games sales and subscriptions.
Then X comes along and asks for half a mil a year. I'm sure they looked at their usage numbers and how people feel about X, and they decided they could cut the feature and not lose many/any customers. Feature cut; projected revenue remains the same; problem solved.
- b112 2y agoAnother aspect of things, is you can put an FAQ up, saying that suddenly they wanted cash. People get the "it was free now it costs" thing.