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Virgin Interactive Interview

by Steve Gibson, Nov 09, 2001 4:42am PST

Related Topics – Interview, Games: PC

HomeLAN has an interview with Virgin Interactive to take a look at this morning if you're interested. Topic of the day being Virgin's US PC game publishing business and what they are up to with that.

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Virgin dropping the price of games to $20 should put pressure on other publishers. Games have long ceased to be novel things, most are retreads of the same old game, and so many are shipped in such buggy condition that it's no wonder sales have slipped. Dropping the price point is the way to go; those who don't jump on board now are going to have a tougher time in the marketplace, and they'll only be forced to drop prices later.

Nov 09, 2001 7:24pm PST

Virgin dropping the price of games to $20 should put pressure on other publishers. Games have long cease... : hi-c

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i like virgin

Nov 09, 2001 4:49am PST

i like virgin : raunchy