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Megaton. Acti Blizz head Bobby Kotick’s said he may stop supporting Sony with software unless it drops PS3’s price.

 

“They have to cut the price, because if they don’t, the attach rates [the number of games each console owner buys] are likely to slow. If we are being realistic, we might have to stop supporting Sony,” he said.

 

Asked when Sony titles may be pulled, Kotick added: “When we look at 2010 and 2011, we might want to consider if we support the console — and the PSP [portable] too.”

 

Wow.

 

“Games generate a better return on invested capital on the Xbox than on the PlayStation,” he said.

 

Kotick added that Acti Blizz paid $500 million to Sony in royalties and other goods last year, which “probably still worked out at 400 percent of the profit they made”.

 

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Notizia interessante e indubbiamente di rilievo, è da capire se le royalties delle quali parla Activision sono effetticamente la cifra che Sony chiede, in questo caso la cifra è illogicamente troppo alta, contando anche il rapporto vendite.Vedendo la cosa da un punto diverso dalla possibilità di lasciare lo sviluppo per PS3, Activision potrebbe star cercando di farsi abbassare appunto le royalties da pagare visto che rapporto di vendita sulle unità vendute di PS3 attualmente e il rapporto dati di gioco venduti non gli porta probabilmente vantaggi.

 

 

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