December 10, 2011
The Humble Introversion Bundle closed earlier this week, selling 190,261 bundles for a grand total of $778,643.57. The dough will be divided up between Humble Bundle itself, the developers of the games included in the bundle, and two charities: the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Child’s Play.
As always seems to be the case, Linux users paid the most, averaging $8.78 with Mac users following at $5.90 and Windows users bringing up the rear at $3.40.
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-Reporting from San Diego, GamePolitics Contributing Editor Andrew Eisen
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Re: Humble Introversion Bundle Pulls in $778,643.57
Damn freeloading Windows users, always trying to get something for next-to-nothing...
Re: Humble Introversion Bundle Pulls in $778,643.57
I bought this for a bit over the average price, but not as much as I normally spend, for one simple reason.
I love Introversion's games enough, and have bought enough of the previous bundles, that literally the only games I got out of it were Defcon (which I didn't really have much interest in) and Dungeons of Dredmore (which looked intriguing enough to hook an average-price buy from me).
Re: Humble Introversion Bundle Pulls in $778,643.57
They had a $~1 million goal...
To reach those goals, the bundles need a bit of breathing room, rather than having three bundles come at once (e.g. Humble Bundle, Indie Royale, and Indie Gala).
Re: Humble Introversion Bundle Pulls in $778,643.57
There isn't a lot that the Humble Guys can do about those other bundles. Yet, I do think that the Humble Guys should space out their bundles just a tad more. I think there was only 2 weeks between this one and the previous one.
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