MouseAdventure Spring 2010

innerSpaceman · 03-17-2010, 04:17 PM

BTD, I'm just saying it's ironic that a bunch of people who have a website about Disneyland live so far away they must stay at hotels when they visit Disneyland.

In some nicer sideways reality, the game would have been developed by any 12 of the 60,000 rabid Disneyland fans who live in Southern California - and recoup of hotel expenses would not have been part of the actual game expenses.

Whatev. This is a tired tirade. The game is too expensive based on value, to me personally as a consumer. It's not a whit more fun than it was at $10 ... and if that was the heroin introductory gotcha price, I would pay "retail" up to $40 based on that teaser price. YMMV. If it's worth $250 to some teams, I'd say the game now caters to those with more disposable income than I personally have at this point. Good on them. Money makes the world go around.

03-17-2010, 04:17 PM	#21
innerSpaceman Kink of Swank Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Inner Space Posts: 13,075	BTD, I'm just saying it's ironic that a bunch of people who have a website about Disneyland live so far away they must stay at hotels when they visit Disneyland. In some nicer sideways reality, the game would have been developed by any 12 of the 60,000 rabid Disneyland fans who live in Southern California - and recoup of hotel expenses would not have been part of the actual game expenses. Whatev. This is a tired tirade. The game is too expensive based on value, to me personally as a consumer. It's not a whit more fun than it was at $10 ... and if that was the heroin introductory gotcha price, I would pay "retail" up to $40 based on that teaser price. YMMV. If it's worth $250 to some teams, I'd say the game now caters to those with more disposable income than I personally have at this point. Good on them. Money makes the world go around.
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