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Many references included.
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Talk by Bill Grosso, CEO Scientific Revenue, on the very basics of price design. Intended for a game-desing audience, and intended to introduce core ideas in pricing.
Many references included.
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Scientific Revenue's own Ted Verani conducts a masterclass in annuity design. If you're thinking about adding annuities to your game., you need to see this presentation.
Are you selling a virtual currency in a game or digital entertainment application? This presentation, from GDC 2015, covers some basic design tips that you should be aware of.
Are you selling a virtual currency in a game or digital entertainment application? This presentation, from GDC 2015, covers some basic design tips that you should be aware of.
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