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What Shooter Developers Think of Subscription-Based Gaming

By james_fudge

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Gamasutra tackles subscriptions on first-person shooters by asking game makers what they think about the topic. With all the speculation on a Call of Duty that is either subscription-based or a full blown MMO and plenty of other games cropping up like Quake Live and Battlefield Heroes, it's an interesting topic about the new breed of shooter and the changing face of online multiplayer gaming.

Alan Wilson, VP of Roswell, GA-based Red Orchestra and Killing Floor developer Tripwire Interactive is generally against the idea of charging for multiplayer. His opinion is not surprising, given that his development roots are deep within the modding community. Read More

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Full post as published by GamePolitics.com on August 13, 2010 (boomark / email).

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