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by modo_mario
394 days ago
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The non indie dev companies often have fixed costs that are often proportionally lower.
Apple has that and does not pay that 30% tax.
The consumer always does tho.
There may be more pressure to lower this if there were more alternatives to these walled gardens.
For obvious reasons there's only 2. Consider it similar to supermarkets or amazon.
anticompetitive market practices and other dynamics make it so they are dominant.
Now it's almost unfeasible to not sell your product in these places.
They can now dictate you can not sell your product cheaper in your own store if you sell in theirs or the like.
At any given time they might notice your success and decide to compete with you kick you to the curb with all advantages they can be expected to use. |
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