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Movie Games Make Loot
Have you ever wondered why every movie that comes out seems to have a slipshod videogame attached to it? The answer to that eternal question is the same as the answer to most of life's mysteries: Money. Basically, movie games, bad or not, tend to make people a lot of dough.
"We license large-scale, mass-market properties because they have great potential in the marketplace," Robin Kaminsky, executive vice president of Activision, told MSNBC.
Mass market properties with great potential in the marketplace? That means fun!
Movie games are often not affected by reviews as well; Pirates of the Caribbean fans want to play the game in spite of what Joe Reviewer says.
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