Still game loks like a SF4 rip-off with worse graphics and made by a terrible company who has been made to appease to older gamer's nostalgia and will quickly drown to nediocraty and obscurity later.But we gotta make sure we ccritize it for the right reasons now.
Don't change it for me...so they let you DL it all at once also...yeh...still a f2p model not a demo if you can buy bits and pieces...still looks like junk to me...
Yeah like being exclusive to a doomed system no one wantsStill game loks like a SF4 rip-off with worse graphics and made by a terrible company who has been made to appease to older gamer's nostalgia and will quickly drown to nediocraty and obscurity later.But we gotta make sure we ccritize it for the right reasons now.
Game looked fun to watch so I'll keep watching at the least. will not be buying a shitty spy console just in the off chance I like it and play it.
So if they totally redo e3 things may change...hmmmm fat chance...I expect it to go the other way around...
Yes they have a # they are given before hand and then if the # goes up near launch they call people on the waiting list....online is a higher # total if a store is out...
Yup. Sim City and Diablo 3 sold a ton of copies as well.
Not if they still sell god they won't ...we won't get both they will only change it if it bombs...if it don't I expect them to get tighter with the drm...
I hear you, but look what happened to EA -- they sell plenty of games per year, yet they just fired the CEO and started restructuring. People's voices do matter, if there are enough of them. Being voted the worst company ever isn't good for business.
Well that's a joke anyway and was done to make it look good...he made more $ being fired then most make in a life time with his lil parachute...but defending them and the practices helps nobody...on either account...
Launched or next one announce?
Both but probably imo
You can say what you like all you want, but you haven't even factored in realities rather than just speculation. Sim City did flop actually it didn't meet anywhere near there expectations and Diablo 3 happened because of name alone, its online population has been dropping drastically everyday. Also you forget another truth, the restrictive policies not only caused such an enormous backlash, but Sony played smart and then countered every aspect of the XB1. Finally the accessability of the console comes into play quite a bit. The PS4 is accessable to anyone, regardless of there internet connection, which unlike XB1 they crossed out not only those without the money to pay for it, but they also crossed out anywhere a net connection is either spotty or non-existent. Just looking at the US alone they crossed out 40% of their potential sales, this is not factoring in all the fanboys that have been highly against their policies from the get go, as well as factoring in that the console is mainly focused more upper and higher classed individuals, which we all know there are more middle and lower class citizens in the US. Remember this is not factoring the global market, which due to countries where network connection is null or void is crossed out of the equation, along with the fact that Sony is still a more prefered company outside the US.
Im not being a fanboy, facts and logic speak much louder than opinions
Wait for it....
Which, of course, is reality and not speculation, because you say so.
The future isn't in hardware sales, it's in services. People who are connected purchase services. People who have no access do not.
Cool. I'm guessing you were not an analyst in the game industry. I didn't see too many panels at GDC this year pushing the "keep the game industry sales model exactly how it has been" doctrine.
I'm responding with opinion. Opinions are biased.
Exactly. The trend does not indicate that people who do not have access to the internet will continue to be primary sales drivers. The trend does not indicate that the retail model of game sales will continue to be as profitable in the future. The trend shows that casual gamers are the growth market, and hardcore gaming does not appear to be increasing.
This is what I've been saying/dealing with...
Look I am not going to argue my credibility with you for I don't need to, your being biased plain and simple, you took a comment that wasn't even meant to be serious in the first place to blatantly flame me. Also I was an analyst in the military that was trained in multiple facets of research and data collection, so yeah I am qualified to study the game industry and actually have been studying it for a very long time.
