Post: Call Of Duty - Elite: Analysts Expect To Pull $50M By The End Of 2012
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09-06-2011, 05:51 PM
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Curt
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Call Of Duty - Elite: To Make $50M By The End Of 2012
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Wedbush Securities has called Call of Duty: Elite, Activision’s new free and premium service, a “no brainer” for consumers.
As we discovered at the weekend, premium version of Call of Duty: Elite will cost a total sum of $49.99. Wedbush Securities, investment company expects that will relate to the end of the year, one million players a subscription. Also Wedbush Securities expects that one million players will sign up to premium Elite membership until the end of the year. By the end of 2012, it will be three million subscribers and then five million subscribers by 2013.
In addition, it means that Call of Duty: Elite could generate a turnover of '50 Million Dollars' during 2012. Wedbush Securities also expects that the price won't be increased in two years. The paying service will offer its customers Call of Duty: Elite among other, kinds of DLCs, content and social networking, along with other extras to Call of Duty: Black Ops and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. This exclusive Elite package is set to launch the same time as MW3 on the 9th of November and those who purchase the Hardened Edition of the game will receive the first year of the service free.
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09-10-2011, 03:04 AM
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TheBryant
Space Ninja
Originally posted by Cooperation
Not true.
It is actually cheaper if you don't buy the Elite Premium Membership!
Why?
...
Premium Elite Membership (365 days) - 50$
You get all DLCs... but remember only for 1 year
The you need to buy premium elite again because you don't keep the DLC, only if you subscribe again.
And Activision won't release all the DLC in 1 year.. most likely in the period of 2 or 3 years.
If you don't buy elite premium, it coasts you like 60$ BUT if you play the game for like 2 years, It is cheaper!
Average is 2 or even 3 years of playing a MW game.. (for most of players)
Premium Elite Membership (100$, 2 years)
Normal way without subscribing to Premium Elite Membership (60$, unlimited time)
It is actually cheaper if you don't buy the Elite Premium Membership!
Why?
...
Premium Elite Membership (365 days) - 50$
You get all DLCs... but remember only for 1 year
The you need to buy premium elite again because you don't keep the DLC, only if you subscribe again.
And Activision won't release all the DLC in 1 year.. most likely in the period of 2 or 3 years.
If you don't buy elite premium, it coasts you like 60$ BUT if you play the game for like 2 years, It is cheaper!
Average is 2 or even 3 years of playing a MW game.. (for most of players)
Premium Elite Membership (100$, 2 years)
Normal way without subscribing to Premium Elite Membership (60$, unlimited time)
I'm pretty sure that you get to keep the DLC even after the subcription ends. I haven't read anything about it being like PS+.
But if it is like PS+ then I can see why people aren't going to buy Elite. Would be somewhat of a waste if you couldn't keep the DLC.
09-10-2011, 10:26 AM
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Cooperation
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Originally posted by TheBryant
I'm pretty sure that you get to keep the DLC even after the subcription ends. I haven't read anything about it being like PS+.
But if it is like PS+ then I can see why people aren't going to buy Elite. Would be somewhat of a waste if you couldn't keep the DLC.
But if it is like PS+ then I can see why people aren't going to buy Elite. Would be somewhat of a waste if you couldn't keep the DLC.
You can keep the DLC.
I thought you couldn't but now it's confirmed
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