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Nice, tym razem nie kolos

ale zalosny filmik

"Our sense is next-gen games will launch at the same $60 retail price point as the current-gen games," says Sterne Agee & Leach. "However, increasingly, publishers are striving to enhance the ARPU [average revenue per user] closer to $80 or $90 for their triple-A titles through greater focus on DLC and in-game micro-transactions, etc."

They will offer DLC and microtransactions to increase the Average Revenue Per User to $80 or $90. But an average is very misleading.

For example, let's say that only 10% of users buy any additional content. But the Average Revenue per User has increased by $20-$30 across the whole user base. So those people who *do* spend money, that 10% of payers, will need to spend an average of $200-300 to make those numbers add up.

The number of developers who will be working with the PlayStation 4 has jumped exponentially, which shows just how much interest there is in Sony’s next-gen platform.
According to a Sony Corporate PDF file “Since February 2013, the number of developers joining has increased from 126 to 505.”, many of these developers being Indie devs who are loving what the PlayStation 4 platform offers in comparison to the Xbox One.