> >There is a reason every game company is switching to it.
> Are they?
No they aren't. It's more like a new market that has some overlap with the traditional offering.
There are tons and tons of people who will never be interested in freemium games, just as there are tons of people who aren't interested in mmorpgs or multiplayer in general.
That market isn't going away.
Just like the market for workstations and laptops didn't go away, even though people boldly proclaimed that mobile is eating the world and you can do anything on a phone.
> Are they?
No they aren't. It's more like a new market that has some overlap with the traditional offering.
There are tons and tons of people who will never be interested in freemium games, just as there are tons of people who aren't interested in mmorpgs or multiplayer in general.
That market isn't going away.
Just like the market for workstations and laptops didn't go away, even though people boldly proclaimed that mobile is eating the world and you can do anything on a phone.