Burning Crusade available online--will it burn retailers here?
Posted by ooginleeThis move by Blizzard raises serious issues. What is the arrangement between AsiaSoft (the local dustributor) and Blizzard? Did Asiasoft and other worldwide distributors know that Blizzard was going to open the download channel so soon? Will the cheaper pricing affect sales of the game? What about retailers that may have stocked up on the game?
If Blizzard was going to launch the download version so soon, why not do it from day one? Why create so much of demand and hype from launch events all over the world, with people queueing up for hours to get the game?
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I read your article a couple of days too late... I bought my hard copy for a few hundreds of pesos more... /cry
(ever since TBC came out I REFUSED to log on to the website so as not to get 'Lvl 70 envy'... nuts)
Feb 06, 2007 20:03
In Singapore, they are selling it for S$75, which is real crap too considering we have an official distributor!!
Feb 15, 2007 20:28
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