Posted September 18, 2014
IAmSinistar: Aye, they've gotten somewhat pricey again since the original paperback revolution. I buy a number of academic and speciality press publications (University of Chicago, Reaktion, Oxford) and expect a degree of sticker shock with those. But the price for a novel I'm likely to breeze through and never read again is rather off-putting.
I was hoping that ebooks would open the floodgates for long out-of-print books that weren't deemed marketable enough to justify a print run. Not exactly turning out that way either, though I have had some pleasant surprises there.
Does it come with a GOG key? :)
If they add bonuses from gog.com, I'm assuming it contains a GOG key also I was hoping that ebooks would open the floodgates for long out-of-print books that weren't deemed marketable enough to justify a print run. Not exactly turning out that way either, though I have had some pleasant surprises there.
Does it come with a GOG key? :)
MoP: They didn't put "platforma cyfrowej dystrybucji" = "digital distribution platform" in the sites title for nothing :)
Witcher (or rather CDP RED) is an exception to the rule; they still do physical retail distribution in Poland (for games and movies), but don't have their own online store for that anymore (gram.pl used to serve that role, but has since branched off from CD Projekt), instead relying on deals with various local vendors.
Thanks for the translation and clarification :)Witcher (or rather CDP RED) is an exception to the rule; they still do physical retail distribution in Poland (for games and movies), but don't have their own online store for that anymore (gram.pl used to serve that role, but has since branched off from CD Projekt), instead relying on deals with various local vendors.
Post edited September 18, 2014 by Tarnicus