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This may all be moot. Did they even crack $1000 today? I'm not sure they're going to make it now.... |
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Normal funding way... it's slowing down in the middle and will increase like crazy in the end. They will reach their goal easily. Sure bet.
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GordLacey said it best, but I'll reiterate a bit... Assuming they (FarSight) are trustworthy, and I have no reason to doubt them since everything they've ever said that was verifiable was true... they already ran the numbers and deemed TZ as non-viable.
However, they realize that TZ is literally the # 1 most-loved table by pinball fans everywhere. So they calculated that if they had $55,000 of free money for the licensing, they could still profit from TZ. They are a business, so projecting profit is REQUIRED before they can commit to a project. That is love for their craft, and love for their fans. It gives us the opportunity to still get this even though they could make money better with easy-to-license tables. My prediction is that TZ will cost the same to us as the other DLC tables. However, they do have to pay (IN ADDITION TO the upfront initial licensing costs) royalties to the license holders for every copy sold. So my guess is they will actually make less per unit for TZ than the others... so unless it sells many times more than the others, it's still likely to be less profitable. Realistically, pinball fanatics make up a pretty small segment of their audience, so TZ may be amazing, but that doesn't mean it will automatically outsell all the others by much. Here is a link that allows you to see trending (and projections if you click the Pi symbol at the bottom): http://www.kicktraq.com/projects/106...twilight-zone/ It looks good for the $55,000 goal, but pretty grim for the $110,000 stretch-goal that would also get us Star Trek:The Next Generation. My #1 table is The Addams Family. It's an even bigger licensing challenge... but my fingers are crossed, and I'll contribute big to that one. Last edited by DeanKeith; 05-31-2012 at 01:33 AM.. Reason: fixed typos |
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I would be happy to know, which are the next two tables, that will be released.
Tomorrow is the first of june and they didn´t even announce, which tables will be the next ones. Wé know, how long it takes, until the announced tables will really be released. Seems, they are playing their new Twilight Zone Table all day, instead of working. |
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Come on, Rudi. Maybe they want to announce the tables just before they hit instead of having a long gap. Or maybe they're hoping the first DLC tables hit the consoles before they announce the third DLC tables for iOS/Android. Why are you such a negative-nancy? Announcing the new tables now won't bring them out any faster.
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Now that they have worked it out with Microsoft and the Xbox 360 version is a Kickstarter option, hopefully we'll get an uptick in pledges that will at least get us over the initial goal. I'll actually be taking the 360 version now, as that's mainly where I like to play the game. But I'll be buying the iOS version once it's out. However if they add a new level where you get your choice of 2 versions, I'll do that.
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![]() EDIT: Oooh, you mean you haven't bought the game itself. Ah, yes, buy it for 360. It's better (mainly due to physical controls) aside from not currently having all the DLC yet. I have both the iOS and 360 versions. |
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