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SBoyce · 10-19-2003, 11:18 AM

Hawke is right on this one. OOTP is a major success already, TBCB is just trying to get its foot in the door. If even a few gamers decide to take the free download and save the $35 it will be a blow to the success of the new game. Initial sales will be a challenge already due to delays, not putting it in stores and boxing's current popularity. The free download of TF2001 may or may not have a major impact but why add more hurdles? Some will download it, be satisfied with that version and pass on the new one. I'm sure Jim wants everyone to buy the new game.

10-19-2003, 11:18 AM	#17
SBoyce Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Morgantown, WV Posts: 137	Hawke is right on this one. OOTP is a major success already, TBCB is just trying to get its foot in the door. If even a few gamers decide to take the free download and save the $35 it will be a blow to the success of the new game. Initial sales will be a challenge already due to delays, not putting it in stores and boxing's current popularity. The free download of TF2001 may or may not have a major impact but why add more hurdles? Some will download it, be satisfied with that version and pass on the new one. I'm sure Jim wants everyone to buy the new game.