Thread: How publishers are losing the Pokemon People
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Old 09-05-2011, 12:14 PM   #9
j.p.s
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I went through something similar in audio over 20 years ago. I would have bought hundreds of CDs to replace LPs, but the price was just way too high. I was willing to wait a few years for the production costs to come down and for pent up demand to taper, but by the time AOL was flooding mailboxes with s/w CD-ROMs, CD recorders were cheap, and blank CDs almost free, audio CD prices were still sky high.
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