Originally Posted by
sgt_brent
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Of course you'd want to implement that type of feature into the actual game,. That's an obvious decision to make from day one. The companion app comes after that. If you remember, this idea has, in fact, grown from an in-game idea. But it is a good point to make - you can't exclude people from things.
I am simply saying that I would use the heck out of that app, and would even pay for it.
Eat this:
The Android version of Spider-Bot has over 100,000 downloads. With a reported 2 million copies of Blacklist sold..... The MINIMUM percentage of Spider-Bot users is 5%. In reality, this number would be higher, because I did not include Apple device downloads.
A valid point to make is that not all 5% of those people are necessarily Blacklist users, but still - that number speaks for itself --- A companion app does very well, based on this simple statistic. If Ubisoft decided to charge a small amount for the app, or offer it for free with a pre-order? They're well ahead to delegate a couple people to design and code the app. Denying that is pure bullheadedness.
Combine that with the fact that this companion app would link directly to in-game experiences? I mean come on.... Everybody who owns those devices would try it.
To be honest, I think Splinter Cell would really benefit from this OSFI idea, companion app.... Smart-phones resemble the OPSAT. Ubisoft could put something really cool together to allow us access into the world of 4E from our handheld.
EDITED: Wrong math. Eat it.