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A. Why are there so many ads. in games?

B. How invasive are gaming companies willing to allow ads. to become in games?
1. Are we going to have to watch 30sec. commercials in between races.
2. Are there going to be ad. free games for more money in the future?

C. Do the companies pay to put ads. in these games?

D. If the companies pay to have their ads. in games, then why are games so expensive?

E. What's the difference between pay games with ads. in them and Ad-Supported games.

F. How/what are the benefits to the customers of having ads. in games?

A: money
B1: yes
B2: no
C: yes
D: see A
E: ads
F: you get to see some lovely ads!

LOL-worthy answers, Bob.

Why are people not bothered by this?

Why choose a title which has nothing to do with the content and why write such pointless questions?
There's really nothing else to answer...

oshaylinux wrote:Why are people not bothered by this?

To tell you the truth, Bojan answered them perfectly and concise. Perhaps you should learn a new term called 'marketing'.

Bojan wrote:Why choose a title which has nothing to do with the content and why write such pointless questions?
There's really nothing else to answer...

Well, I was looking at all the ads. in Shift and got to thinking, is there any more room left for anything else...

Rhetorical maybe but not pointless. To me, NFS was more enjoyable when there were less/no ads. in them. I like having some ads., but I would like for those ads. to be of upcoming games and new releases. The building representation of businesses would be nice like they did in U,U2, MW, and Carbon. But all these banner ads. are making games look like cheap interactive commercials.

With the increased ads., why hasn't there been sponsored DLCs? The last and only one I remember was the Energizer sponsored one in Prostreet.

The challenge series DLC in Undercover was sponsored too if I remember correctly.

I don't get it though why would anybody complain about ads in NFS - practically all ads in the game are only assigned to spots where there'd be ads anyway (billboards, sidewalls on race tracks, etc...). Having real world ads in the game only makes it more authentic. It's not like we're getting ads on loading screens, in game menus or such.

Honestly, you shouldn't be looking at the ads in game, drive faster or just squint your eyes so you can't see them.

I agree with Razkit mostly, but then the ads don't really bother me anyway. Besides mostly when I do notice what a particular sign says, it's usually advertising other in-game assets, like the NFS Live comp or Car Battles, instead of real world product.