Good Old Games (“GoG”) gave many of its users a bit of a scare in October when it shut down service in a marketing ploy to debut their redesigned storefront. As one of the few significant publishers to release games completely DRM free, their short lived disappearance begged the question: what happens to my game [...]
Branded Virtual Goods Can Bring in Real Money Virtual goods are non-physical items that users purchase in virtual worlds, social networks or games. Price points are usually between $1.00 – $3.00 in games like Zynga’s Farmville on Facebook. According to research firm ThinkEquity, the virtual goods market will be worth over $2B this year. Branded [...]
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