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Unless you've been under a rock the last few month, you've heard the wails of economic doom. (And if you have been under the rock, is there room for more? Seriously, it's scary out here!) Logically, gaming is a luxury item and therefore should suffer as families tighten their belts and spend only what is needed. Historically, however, our products have sold normally despite economic downturns.
So we ask: what will you be buying, gaming-wise in 2009? Actually, we have a couple more questions than that, but you get the theme. If you don't mind sharing your planned gaming purchases, we'd love to see your responses. And if we missed asking something you'd like to share with us, feel free to start a thread in our Game Business forum!
-- Paul Chapman
In Nomine. That's Latin, y'know. And people who speak Latin are superior to people who do not. It's true. We did the math. They're 307% better. But learning Latin is hard, so rather than waste your time giving CPR to a dead language, you can just carry some In Nomine books around. Titles like Liber Reliquarum or Liber Castellorum will make you look (and subsequently, act) more successful. "More successful at what?" Um. We don't know, actually. But who cares? We used the word "successful!" Just buy the book!
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