Slt,
Il faut compter noel 2009 du coup.
Je maintiens ma théorie. SCII sortira quand la crise s'aggravera vraiment. C'est juste en fonction de ça qu'ils pensent les marketeux de chez blizzou.
Encore une fois mars 2009 pourrait être une bonne possibilité.
Peut-être un peu plus tard... le temps que les pyjamas rageux de DoW2 aient compris que ce dernier est joli et amusant mais que passé le stade de la surprise, ben c'est bof-bof quoi.
Et après quelques semaines, ces consommateurs moyens et formatés au possible, revendront leurs boitiers en ferraille sur e-bay avec bénéfice et auront ainsi les pépètes pour acheter SCII.
Cela me parait pourtant évident.
Que penseront-ils alors de SCII?
Bah on verra... On verra...
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Je vous laisse vous abreuver de la philosophie hautement philanthropique des Blizzare :
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/starcraft2/news.html?sid=6201897&mode=news
"By Tom Magrino, GameSpotPosted Dec 3, 2008 4:19 pm PT
Microsoft-owned ad network signs multiyear agreement with World of Warcraft house for company's Web sites, Battle.net; extends deal with Guitar Hero publisher.
Shortly before Activision and Vivendi announced their deal of the decade, the Guitar Hero publisher signed on to receive in-game advertisements from Massive Inc for a number of its Xbox 360 and PC games. A bit more than a year later, Massive is now extending its reach to Activision's new power player, Blizzard Entertainment.
Today, the Microsoft-owned in-game ad agency said that it has signed an exclusive multiyear agreement with Blizzard. Azerothians opposed to seeing in-game ads in their local World of Warcraft watering holes need not worry, however, because the deal is limited to Blizzard's Web sites and Battle.net, the game maker's online-gaming hub. Terms of the deal were not announced, but Massive did note that the agreement is applicable to users in the US, Canada, Europe, South Korea, and Australia.
Massive also said today that it would be extending its aforementioned deal with Activision to encompass an additional 18 games appearing on the Xbox 360 and PC. The agency didn't fully delineate which would fall under this deal, though it did call out Guitar Hero: World Tour, James Bond: Quantum of Solace, and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, as well as games in its Tony Hawk and AMAX Racing franchises.
Massive's deal with Blizzard is just the latest in a string of high-profile publishers signing up for the agency's ad network. In March, Massive reached an agreement with Activision Blizzard archrival Electronic Arts to serve in-game ads in the publisher's Burnout and Need for Speed franchises, as well as annualized sports games appearing on the Xbox 360 and PC. Last month, THQ signed a similar deal that saw Massive become the sole in-game ad provider for all of the publisher's Xbox 360 and PC projects."
----> Des pubs agressives sur Battle.net? Je veux dire des pubs mises en avant au détriment de l'ergonomie du site?
petit résumé :
Microboule + Actrivision =
et
+ Blizzarde =
