Second BF1942 Add-on? [Mar 23, 2003, 1:28 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
A post from last week on Gameplanet
(thanks the Junkyard) says that the
latest New Zealand release schedule from Electronic Arts lists a new add-on
called Battlefield 1942: Secret Weapons scheduled to ship in September of this
year. No further details are provided other than a listed $49.95 MSRP
(presumably in N.Z. currency, which would be about $28.00 in the U.S.).
"Now that you've bought BF1942, the release of expansions is the ONLY way that EA and DICE can continue to make money from their hard work."
They GOT paid for their "hard work" when I purchased BF1942 in the first place. They can 'continue' to get paid for that hard work by patching any issues with the game and releasing an editor so that the community grows with people and content - making the game more attractive to prospective buyers. (See Half Life which still sells for $49 Canadian and moves several copies per week from the local EB)
Since before I bought the game I read an interview with them stating the editor would be on the CD I think they HAVE defrauded the community. *flamers please notice I wrote "I think". This is MY oppinion, get your own if you don't like mine but keep your flames to yourself.
This comment was edited on Mar 25, 16:47.
They GOT paid for their "hard work" when I purchased BF1942 in the first place. They can 'continue' to get paid for that hard work by patching any issues with the game and releasing an editor so that the community grows with people and content - making the game more attractive to prospective buyers. (See Half Life which still sells for $49 Canadian and moves several copies per week from the local EB)
Since before I bought the game I read an interview with them stating the editor would be on the CD I think they HAVE defrauded the community. *flamers please notice I wrote "I think". This is MY oppinion, get your own if you don't like mine but keep your flames to yourself.
This comment was edited on Mar 25, 16:47.
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