As development of Battlefield Heroes continues, many have already begun to speculate on what the overall impact of the United States' first major play for free game they will. The latest to join in the discussion is
Forbes Magazine, who decided to take an in depth look into the business side for this game, and future of play for free.
As a free game, "Heroes" will tap into banner advertising and sales of virtual goods, such as helmets, parrots and guns, for its revenue. EA declined to share its financial expectations for the game, but Cousins says that as long as 5% of players are spending money (which in other titles works out to $10 to $15 a month per player), it'll keep the service going. Read The Rest Here... "