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Me too, but first I'll try it on my exisiting rig, then start building a new machine with the latest greatest stuff. I'm sure there will be alot of hardware articles with benchmarks on what runs the fastest.Originally posted by G0rgon
If this is true I am going to upgrade my PC next month.....
Originally posted by Pagy
3 scenerios
2) Vivendi is going to pull "rank" and hold off for the holiday season, as they've stated.
Originally posted by Feath
Stated where? Besides from the "miscommunication" a few months ago, they haven't said anything about the Holiday Season.
Publishers could do this, but they are much more likely to be the ones forcing it to be rushed out the door, with the developer pushing for more polishing time.2) Vivendi is going to pull "rank" and hold off for the holiday season, as they've stated.
Originally posted by Pagy
Not only does vivendi have all the power here
Originally posted by Typhon
Um, what?
Valve doesn't need VU to distribute over Steam.
It comes down to the marketing and economy of it all.Originally posted by Typhon
there is a scenario that no one has considered. if, hypothetically, they don't release it on september 30, why are we all assuming it will pushed to holiday? If september 30 is "tight", then doesn't it make sense that if they DO delay, it would only be to like october 10? hmm?
Originally posted by Typhon
what is the power of corporation?
Originally posted by Pagy
It comes down to the marketing and economy of it all.
If it's a couple of days, it would probably be released. If it's a matter of weeks, it may be more feasible to hold on, get it perfect, and steal a larger market share in november.
Originally posted by Feath
Why a larger market share. I mean if it comes out on the 30th of September it will still be out in November and at Christmas.
Originally posted by Typhon
mr white: what does VU have that EA (for example) doesn't have? My point is that VU may have money and lawyers, but lawyers are irrelevant without some sort of leverage, ie only we can distribute your game well or we're the only ones willing to produce your game. Producers would go nuts for the opportunity to produce HL2. Valve has all the cards, or in this, the only card: HL2. VU has nothing. They're just another massive distributor relying on the developers. Valve doesn't need them.
Originally posted by Typhon
but that's assuming they're under contract. I can't see why Valve would have signed a restrictive contract in the first place.
edit: I'm not saying there's no contract, I'm just saying I don't see why it would as restrictive as you're suggesting.
It's not about how many sales they make. It's about market share. When they sell relative to others' in the market.Originally posted by Kamakiri
OMG. It's HL2 for crying out loud. EVERYONE is going to buy this game. EVERYONE knows about this game. They don't need marketing and all that shit to boost sales. The name will sell considering the whole CS most played online game ever created and all. Every gamer knows HL.
Very simple really. Why else do you think there has been no huge push for marketing? Why waste money on all that shit when everyone is going to get it anyway.