The games 'online' seem to have found the key in a way to revitalize the gaming world, especially in the PC industry. Now, Electronic Arts has announced the launch this summer free version of its popular Battlefield series, which will be distributed for free by the network .
Revenues come from advertising , not inserted in the game itself, siono in same-site, as well as the sale of weapons or virtual features for the characters in this product through 'micro', according to the company in the event Digital, Life, Design Conference (DLD) in Munich.
The idea is to give a boost to business given the high profitability of the games on the Web, growing business. There is more to see how well it's going to Vivendi with World Of Warcraft , a phenomenon seen on the Web and play 'online' world's most popular with about 10 million 'inhabitants'.
"The arm2teeth games 'online' gather mass audiences," said company official Gerhard Florin in a note. "EA takes one of its major franchises to the U.S. and Europe with a new distribution model," he added. The saga began in 2002 with Battlefield 1942, and has sold about 10 million copies.
The version that EA will release Battlefield enjoy continuous updates to provide new and keep players 'hooked', as Ben Cousin , producer of the video game company.
Battlefield, looking very close to the comic and a game very simplified, emphasize more on the participation of the players and the fun that the strategy pure and simple. has been lightened to the maximum , so that barriers to entry have been removed for new players who do not have powerful computers or connections to high-speed network.
Electronic Arts sees this release as a litmus test, which could be extended to other licenses. Bo however, the last experiment of the company was lying two years in South Korea, where in 2006 you released 'online' free FIFA which reported profits of nearly a million dollars a month in purchases related Network the game.
Although the launch Battlefield Network will focus cheap rs 3 gold mainly in the U.S. and Europe, the gambling business 'onlne' is, especially in Asia.
According to a study published in the Chinese press, the Asian giant will exceed 59 million players in 2008, with annual growth of 20%, reports EFE. The value of the market in 2007 experienced a rise of 57% compared to 2006, in which the money was moved 1,200 million (over 830 million). However, the games 'online' free are those that continue to dominate the market, which occupy 80% percent, the poll found.
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