Marek Posted August 18, 2004 Jason Dela Rocca has an excellent post up on his blog, once more lamenting the fact that the games industry is "all center and no margins". He describes the concept of the opening act at music concerts and then wonders why that concept doesn't exist in games. He mentions Counter-Strike, which is actually a good example of a game that managed to lift on the success of a bigger game, and then became a well-known property on its own. (He says Counter-Strike: Source is no longer really an "opening act" and he's right, though the original Counter-Strike certainly was.) Anyway, food for thought. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
