Shrygue
May 19th, 2009, 20:42
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=215267)
Microsoft's Stephen Toulouse reckons that good wholesome gaming achievements actually can, and do, drive game sales.
"It's been statistically shown that games that have achievements and implement them well sell better," Toulouse stated in the Major's podcast.
We're all for good achievements but we're not sure we'd buy a game knowing that it's got good achievements in it? What about you?
Microsoft's Stephen Toulouse reckons that good wholesome gaming achievements actually can, and do, drive game sales.
"It's been statistically shown that games that have achievements and implement them well sell better," Toulouse stated in the Major's podcast.
We're all for good achievements but we're not sure we'd buy a game knowing that it's got good achievements in it? What about you?