PC Games sales now 80% digital. The Digital Trend is taking over. PC Games revenues are up 3% in 2009. Meanwhile PC retail is getting hit hard.
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Saw this coming since the first nerf to the meta. Anyone that had any sense and wasn't a fan boy knew this was gona happen. Knee jerk reaction nerfs to the meta made the game boring.
Fortnite fans are begging for the return of OG mode while using the player count as proof that fans are not happy with the game's direction.
Steam did annouce their sales were up 200% for the year 2009. Digital seems to be going strong.
Wonder if Valve will ever release sales quantity for Steam, seems to be really no need to other than to debunk the myth that PC gaming is dying.
Steam has streamlined PC gaming, granted it wasn't long ago an unfamiliar person might have frustrations with it, but now it's so easy a caveman could do it, but a PC made of stone might now power up so well...
More money for developers. Cut out the middle man.
What... what? Games can be digital? According to PS3 fanboys a good game can only come on Blu-ray. Digital downloads and streaming are the future... and I welcome it.
I remember the days when game stores were halved - one half (if not more) was PC games, the other was ALL of console games. Nowadays you'd be pressed the find a store that has more than one wall dedicated to PC games.
It's a shame. I loved browsing all those large boxes, it just seemed magical compared to the uniform SNES, Mega Drive boxes. It was like browsing in a book store - you're eyes being caught by a peculiar box.
Now they all look alike, and in many ways, with the death of many a genre, they're all starting to play alike too :|