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However, like most app games that potential revenue isn't sustainable. Users stop downloading, stop playing, stop paying. Some new app game comes along and user
by daspion 13y ago
However, like most app games that potential revenue isn't sustainable. Users stop downloading, stop playing, stop paying. Some new app game comes along and users move on.
- brown9-2 13y agoEspecially considering the game has been available on smartphones for less than a year
- coldtea 13y agoThat's a nice problem to have. After my company gets our "$200m+ a year", I would think of something else to sell. Or not.
- pdog 13y agoTwo other options are selling the company or an IPO.
- hatu 13y agoThis is one thing that bothers me about Zynga et al. The entertainment business has always been like this, you can't have a movie run in the theaters for years on end. I don't think why they think a game will work differently if the put enough analytics in it.
- objclxt 13y agoYou can't have the same movie run for years (well, unless it's Rocky Horror), but you can have the same premise. In the same way you can have the same kind of game (Farmville -> Cityville, etc etc) but with a different setting, look, etc.