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Old Aug 30th, 2006, 03:53 PM       
" They wouldn't make a full release of a game and put it out on a torrent if they thought the game had any chance of making a profit out on the market."

That's crazy talk man do you even know what you're talking about? Blizzard is a good example of this policy it's called the JAUNDICK principle based on their(now unfortunately dead) marketing expert Fenton Jaundick(who is also considered important in sociological fields and certain economical philosophy circles). You see, he had this idea that by spreading the games around more where even poor people would get them he would create a CULTURAL REVOLUTION of gaming where gaming would be the new religion(essentially, he was a devout christian but he believed that videogames could reach everyone and be on everybody's mind) and it would be SO popular that everybody would buy lots of games because everybody is GAME CRAZY!

Everybody owes their love of video games to Fenton Jaundick.
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