Yep. I think there's a difference. When you had to physically get your software out there and into people's hands, that was perhaps a good model. Now, it's mo

Yep. I think there's a difference. When you had to physically get your software out there and into people's hands, that was perhaps a good model. Now, it's more awkward. Asking me for payment for partial content is a dangerous indicator that you might ask me for more, later. There's also reasonable evidence that demos reduce sales figures (i.e. that demos act as negative indicators): http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/02/11/jesse-schell-releasing-a-game-demo-can-cut-sales-in-half http://uk.ign.com/articles/2013/02/11/jesse-schell-releasing...