TBF, even Jon uses this as roundabout evidence of revenue. But I get how you may not care about that. Interesting.
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No, I care, I'm just saying that _that should be public information_.
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The gross sales of all games should just be public information, period. It leads to better informed decisions.
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It should not be a question as to whether or not that data should be released. It should be right there, just like movies.
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Like, here you go: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2975590/business …
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Why isn't that a "public safety concern" that people publish the weekend grosses for all films?
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Answer: _because it's always been done_. It's not strange to anyone that that knowledge is public.
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But heaven forbid somebody tries to put that up for video games. Suddenly they're "putting lives at risk".
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Like, what? Are you serious? I mean I'll be honest, the fact that it's even a controversy seems absurd to me.
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Is it putting lives in danger to post sales analysis for Mexican companies? Is the Wall Street Journal murdering babies?
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I just don't even see how this is a plausible argument. This is not personal information. This is market information.
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