So your company is celebrating its 6th anniversary and you want to offer some good deals on direct download games. You look at your list of games that are available in your inventory and you proceeded to mercilessly slash down the price swiftly like you are a stealthy ninja who is silently lurking in the stillness of the shadows. You look down at the new, reduced price and thought you have done such a good job with your katana skills.
We are so generous, we're cutting the price down by 75%!
You then await for the scavengers to come and collect their dues from the strong stench of "discount game" smell emanating from the now helpless game... But what is this? People are not biting? Why is that? Isn't the price cheap enough for them to just buy the game without thinking? Well... It's actually not.
$2 cheaper at Steam! What?
Somebody at Direct2Drive's marketing department is in a lot of trouble...
1 comment:
haha steam won. Flawless victory :p
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