Gamers Don't Care About In-Game Ads
Next Generation reports on a study indicating that, on the whole, gamers are fine with in-game ads. From the article: "According to the study, 15 percent of heavy gamers are 'unlikely' to play a game that utilizes in-game ads, but one-third said they are 'likely' to play games with ads, while 52 percent said it makes no difference. Also among heavy gamers, 17 percent said ads would actually make them consider buying the advertised products, but only 9 percent of light/medium gamers would do the same."
I have no problem with in-game ads. It's those interminable in-game focus groups and surveys that make a game unplayable.
It's not offtopic, dumbass. It's orthogonal.
They also forgot to mention that 87% of statistics are made up.
Arguing about vi versus Emacs is like arguing whether it's better to make fire by rubbing sticks or banging rocks.
As long I can shoot up, blow up, or burn up the ads in game. I care *very* much for in game ads.
heh, like the following hypothetical conversation in a mmorpg?
Get ready to attack!
OK.
Did I mention that Mountain Dew is refreshing?
WTF!?
I didn't say anything
If I have nothing to hide, don't search me
I for one, dont care about in-gadrink pepsime ads
I am not a number. I am a free man!
damn I loved that burger king commercial... shame about the little bit of boxing that thay thought they had to put in. sell-outs.
*''I can't believe it's not a hyperlink.''
Don't worry, the ESRB will simply rerate the game to Mature since the game disc contained a hyperlink that could be changed by a third party mod.