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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Supermans" data-source="post: 12516" data-attributes="member: 678"><p>After all the heavy hitters are released, Farsight is then left with a game that has sold a heckuva lot more tables than if they released mediocre tables in the meantime. Plus, they will have more money to fund other projects and expand their currently small business when compared to other gaming companies. I like their current online model only since the games are constantly getting tweaked. This wouldn't happen if all the tables were sold for $50-$60 as a standalone game like PBHOF was. With this model, they can keep the prices at a premium and they remain valuable 2 to 3 years from now while if it was sold as a standalone game, in a few months when sales dissipate,the game would be worth less than half and they would need to move on. The way they are doing it now, they are not only building a large user base, but they can make this game as large as they want and keep on updating them with better graphics as technology improves. All of us early adopters are helping them point out the bugs, and making their product better. We should all be requesting the best tables possible and with this kickstart procuring Twilight Zone and Star Trek TNG we all benefit as their user base will increase tenfold.</p></blockquote><p></p>

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