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<blockquote data-quote="philreed" data-source="post: 2455729" data-attributes="member: 5968">Take a look at the top 10-20 products at RPGNow for this month. It's very possible that sales of individual PDFs are dropping while overall sales continue to climb -- which would fit in with the number of new releases growing while the overall sales grow.Looking at the year as a whole, Ronin Arts is doing well. I'm looking at individual item sales.Also, I've noticed that stand-alone RPGs are doing better at RPGNow than they have in the past.EDIT: Out of curiosity I just checked Ronin Arts' 2004 sales and compared them to 2005. As I thought overall sales continue to grow -- by the end of August Ronin Arts' 2005 sales will surpass all of 2004's sales. So it's definitely per product sales that are decreasing and not overall sales.Why do I think individual fantasy PDFs are seeing lower sales than other types of PDFs? There are just so many, many more fantasy PDFs to choose from. Even a field like M&amp;M Superlink is far from the same number of monthly releases that we're seeing for fantasy.I wonder how many new publishers have joined RPGNow in 2005 compared to 2004.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="philreed, post: 2455729, member: 5968"] Take a look at the top 10-20 products at RPGNow for this month. It's very possible that sales of individual PDFs are dropping while overall sales continue to climb -- which would fit in with the number of new releases growing while the overall sales grow. Looking at the year as a whole, Ronin Arts is doing well. I'm looking at individual item sales. Also, I've noticed that stand-alone RPGs are doing better at RPGNow than they have in the past. EDIT: Out of curiosity I just checked Ronin Arts' 2004 sales and compared them to 2005. As I thought overall sales continue to grow -- by the end of August Ronin Arts' 2005 sales will surpass all of 2004's sales. So it's definitely per product sales that are decreasing and not overall sales. Why do I think individual fantasy PDFs are seeing lower sales than other types of PDFs? There are just so many, many more fantasy PDFs to choose from. Even a field like M&M Superlink is far from the same number of monthly releases that we're seeing for fantasy. I wonder how many new publishers have joined RPGNow in 2005 compared to 2004. [/QUOTE]

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