cashcow 

A product or item that is endlessly upgraded or improved and which users don't mind having to pay full price for the latest examples. A frequent occurance within video games.

EA Games have two cashcows - "The Sims" and the "FIFA" series of games. Neither of which I'd play if you paid me.

cashcow by Mr Ben February 8, 2005

cashcow 

bitch who's just after a blokes money

Damn, that bitch was a cashcow! she like spent all my cash, and then I saw her at a nightclub with one of my mates!

cashcow by Gherkin-505 March 17, 2004

Cashcow Sins

An insulting pun based on the anime, Casshern Sins (one of the first new shows to be part of the Adult Swim-version of Toonami), with two intended meanings:

1. A stab at the anime itself for its dark and gory nature (unlike many of the shows on the original Toonami).
2. A stab at Cartoon Network's blatant attempt to boost ratings by airing shows that they think appeal to teen fanboys and associating Toonami's beloved name with Adult Swim in an attempt to make their block more popular.

Rick: I can't believe they put Cashcow Sins on what Cartoon Network now calls "Toonami". Are they that desperate for ratings?

Cashcow Sins by AManFromDeclan September 12, 2013

cash cow 

something set up that is guaranteed to bring in loads of money

sales tax, speed traps, parking meters...etc.

cash cow by kingman May 15, 2004

cash cow 

something whose sole purpose is to bring in money, and usually loads of it.

the speed traps set up by the cops are just another cash cow to fill city hall's coffers.

cash cow by bungalow bill May 8, 2004

cashcobra 

Overly greedy person, or one who is obsessed with money.

Scrooge is such a cashcobra

cashcobra by hal crown December 9, 2008

cashcom 

The dubbing for a video game company that reiterates a constant cycle that consists of the following:

1) Up and coming developers create a new franchise or reinvigorate an old one.
2) Sales and customer appreciation skyrocket.
3) Corporate part of said company gets wind of profits and insists on destroying parts of the formula that created their landmark success.
4) Company takes a dive, possibly for years, or even goes out of business.
5) If company is left standing after the dust settles, developers can once again make fun games as they don't have to listen to corporate.

This cycle is endlessly repeated in the video game industry, but is blatantly pronounced with Capcom Co., Ltd. After crashing the industry they created by themselves in the late 1990s by flooding the market with overpriced and underdeveloped fighting game sequels, the market remained stagnant until late 2009, and currently enjoys a renaissance that is once again in danger due to greedy business practices.

Street Fighter 4 revived the fighting game industry, but cashcom decided to ruin it again with Street Fighter x Tekken.

Include all of the content of the game on a disc? Shit, we're cashcom, this is a good opportunity to sell some of it as DLC and not tell anyone we really finished it all due to having MASSIVE profits from last quarter!

"I don't know what you guys 'think you know', but spectator mode, working sound, and being able to save replays are very difficult things to code. Cashcom may or may not be able to do these things, but everything comes at a price."
- Christian Svensson

cashcom by Megaman's fat box art June 21, 2012