Multivariate data analysis (4th ed.): with readings
Multivariate data analysis (4th ed.): with readings
Contextual Virtual Interaction as Part of Ubiquitous Game Design and Development
Personal and Ubiquitous Computing
International Journal of Web Based Communities
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Online content providers who use the internet to distribute content experience an extremely competitive business environment. To survive in this environment, they have started charging a fee for the content that they provide. However, there have been very few success stories in commercialising online content. Although one of the few success stories is the online game, it still faces the customers' psychological resistance to paying a high fee for playing games. Without examining customers' perceived prices for online games, many online game producers have tended to decide prices from their own perspectives. Although many online game-related research works have focused on psychological and technical aspects, very few works have examined online gamers' preferences carefully. This study aims at exploring online gamers' preference by measuring their WTP (willingness to pay) for online games. More specifically, this study explores how the interaction attributes of an online game affect customer preferences.