Videogame marketing done right
Some companies get it, some companies don’t. Knowing the target audience is obviously step one, but knowing how to cater to that audience is something only a few publishers seem to have gotten right.
Some companies get it, some companies don’t. Knowing the target audience is obviously step one, but knowing how to cater to that audience is something only a few publishers seem to have gotten right.
From what I understand, a bunch of basement-dwelling emo kids are upset that the price of the new Halo Wars DLC is so high considering that it’s a measly 2mb download. Apparently some people need a few things explained to them.
You might think to yourselves, dear PS3 owners, that you’ve waited long enough and want to buy that DLC right away. But not so fast! It might benefit you to just keep on waiting.
Cookigaki talk about new Nintendo DS game Personal Trainer: Walking. How very stupid to make game about walking.
With few exceptions, where you find an arcade game seems to have a lot to do with whether or not it ever gets played. Apparently, an actual arcade isn’t a very popular place for arcade games.
I got Star Ocean from Gamefly. I thought it would be cool, but it wasn’t. IT WAS FUCKING HORRIBLE! Then I thought about the last JRPG that I enjoyed and couldn’t remember what it was. When did JRPGs start sucking?
This is first entry in Cookigaki Blog. Yes, Cookigaki uses Stardate. Not like Star Trek though, like Ninja Star. Disregard picture, it means nothing. Was that funny? Doesn’t matter because it was not a joke.
An international study group (whatever that means) reports that all of our high-tech gadgetry makes up about half of our energy bills every month.
Welcome to Splosions! This is our first post and sort of like a mission statement. Read it if you want to better understand what this site is.