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… For digital games, third-party publishers' only added payment is a 30% store cut, which is about $21. That leaves them with about $49 in revenue from a $70 game. First-party studios do not pay these fees and keep the full $70 for each digital sale. …
… Compared to digital, Tyminski stated that a studio would get about $49 per digital sale at the highest margin, and Toto stated that Sony would get roughly a 30% cut from digital licensing of a third-party game. …
… Mainly, they fall into three categories: Delisted digitally Overshadowed by other entries in a franchise A "Bad" game that I love No One Lives Forever Games The Curse Of Publisher Hell The Operative: No One Lives Forever FPS Stealth Systems OpenCritic Reviews Released November 9, 2000 ESRB M // Blo… …
… Sony's new StudioCanal delisting only serves to emphasize the tenuous nature of digital purchases. …