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Making Billions
Cordova, TN; December 7, in the year of our Lord 2015--Family
Friendly Gaming, the industry leader in covering the family
friendly video games is addressing one of the issues in the
video game industry. Maybe it is one of the lies in the video
game industry. A lie that needs to be exposed. A lie that needs
to be corrected, and fixed. Certain video game companies are
making billions of dollars off of consumers. Yet they refuse to
lower the prices of their games. Why? Greed, selfishness, and a
lack of being content. They know they have plenty of addicted
fanboys who will pay whatever prices they put out there. They
even have propaganda supporters who claim they should charge
consumers even more money. How did they get so much money in
their bank accounts? By giving us great deals, or by fleecing
us?
All ya’ll know me. I am a conservative. You might wonder why I
am bringing up the issue of greed from certain selfish
companies. Shouldn’t I say they can be as greedy as they want?
No. Let me explain why. My wife and I started Family Friendly
Gaming as a consumer’s rights advocate. We care more about you
as a consumer than we do about any of the control freak
billionaire video game companies. We see companies bragging
about making billions off these video games, toy to video games,
and more. We connected the dots. The reason they have so much
money is they are selling their products at an over-inflated
price. They could cut consumers a break. They could help out
their fan boys by dropping prices into more reasonable areas.
They would make less profit on the front end. However they may
make more profit in terms of more sales with the lower prices.
Have you heard this one? It costs so much in development, that
is why we have to charge higher prices. At what point do they
break even? Shouldn’t they immediately lower prices once they
break even on a game or franchise? That is if they cared about
you and me. Obviously they care more about making as much money
as they can. They pad their bank accounts after they have broken
even. The sad truth is these companies care more about your
money than they do about you. They will say and do anything to
get you to part with your money. This is where you have the
power. Hold your money. Wait for prices to come down to a
reasonable rate. It astounds me how quickly prices come down on
video games. Wait three, six, nine, or even twelve months. The
game will be new to you. Find games on clearance. You get more
game for you money, and you send a message to these companies.
God bless,
Paul Bury
Family Friendly Gaming