Matt McIrvin
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The economics of downloaded apps, especially mobile apps, are tough these days: tables on TPA don't cost very much, and it's got to be bringing down revenues from people who are casual pinball fans and only really care about playing one or two tables.
That's likely why Farsight is so keen on pumping out table after table. It's the one way they can get more money from their loyal fan base.
I imagine Farsight is looking for any way to make a buck from premium content that they possibly can. The Pro Menu upgrade is part of that. If people think it's not worth the price, they just won't buy it. I personally think it's marginally interesting on TPA but I'm not quite enough of a pinball nerd to buy it for other tables.
That's likely why Farsight is so keen on pumping out table after table. It's the one way they can get more money from their loyal fan base.
I imagine Farsight is looking for any way to make a buck from premium content that they possibly can. The Pro Menu upgrade is part of that. If people think it's not worth the price, they just won't buy it. I personally think it's marginally interesting on TPA but I'm not quite enough of a pinball nerd to buy it for other tables.