As with everything in life, could be a good move if priced accordingly, I am not really willing to pay $150 for all three chapters, but if they are willing to sell each for approximately $25-30 for a total of $75-90 then that would be worth looking into it.

I'm guessing the first release will have a normal price point of about $50. The two other campaigns will be released for $30 each for a total of $110 which I will gladly Blizzard for all of their hard work.

I agree that this is probably where the pricing will be and imo should be. Cant wait for the releases.

Best,

3Ball

so be it, just make sure the contents of each part close to the size of 1 DVD.

If we get 4 times the Starcraft I missions, then I'll gladly pay for three installments. Its better than less content to me. Nice artical and photos Rob.

Founds pretty nice. Like Organix I'm more into Single player than I am multiplayer and I wouldn't mind if they did go the Dawn of war route as long as we don't have to wait 6-12 months before the next chapter is out.

Comeon, just release the first one, price it at $65 and make the two later campaigns downloadables, each priced at either free or ~$10. Note how this model worked fabulously for Valve in the case of Team Fortress 2, people are still buying that game long after it's released. You sell more copies, reach out to non-RTS fans, and help the PC platform, it's a win-win solution.

Unless, of course, the campaigns are indeed massive enough to warrant their own games. That remains to be seen.

i have a big problem with games released in this manner....

i wont buy the any of the games till i find them in a boxset for cheap.

I don't care... as long as multi player is fully functional with any of the versions.. that is all that matters.