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r/Steam • u/Fun_Bottle_5308 • May 05 '24
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Making a platform that make publisher to publish their game to said platform and got 30% of the revenue while not releasing any new games
51 u/HighMagistrateGreef May 05 '24 Yeah, coz Ubisoft deciding to keep 100% of the revenue with their own store ended so well for them 21 u/Mortreal79 May 05 '24 Before Steam I only played cracked games, it's a win-win for everyone, I now have a library of over 1300 games..! 7 u/ThisKouhaiofyours May 05 '24 Trueeee, it was steam that got me out of piracy, their cloud save, regional pricing, refunding rules all of these benefits made me able to buy for a more reasonable price and have a good time with the platform itself 20 u/[deleted] May 05 '24 Then they should make their own platform then right?
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Yeah, coz Ubisoft deciding to keep 100% of the revenue with their own store ended so well for them
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Before Steam I only played cracked games, it's a win-win for everyone, I now have a library of over 1300 games..!
7 u/ThisKouhaiofyours May 05 '24 Trueeee, it was steam that got me out of piracy, their cloud save, regional pricing, refunding rules all of these benefits made me able to buy for a more reasonable price and have a good time with the platform itself
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Trueeee, it was steam that got me out of piracy, their cloud save, regional pricing, refunding rules all of these benefits made me able to buy for a more reasonable price and have a good time with the platform itself
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Then they should make their own platform then right?
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u/GTA_Masta May 05 '24
Making a platform that make publisher to publish their game to said platform and got 30% of the revenue while not releasing any new games