LudicrousSpeed said:
And I will just repeat that there is no logical reason for such a large dropoff. The game is great, it will release during the holidays, there will be even more PS4 users out there to sell to than there was in 2015. It's going to sell very well. Of course, whatever the sales are, some ITT will just come in and say it could have been double or triple that if not for the deal, but it's nonsense. This is the exact opposite of SFV, which is not a good game, had an abysmal launch, and is overstocked on shelves everywhere. People claim it will have great legs, but it will do so at massively discounted prices and with lots of used copies on the shelf. In other words, not the kind of legs that are good for Capcom. Outside of how bad the exclusive deal was for them, they really blew the launch. |
Low meanwhile ROTTR is on amazon for just $7.50 right now on the X1. Not such a revenue beast either.
The game would have sold a lot of copies on ps4 at $60. Apart from the fact it will sell a lot less, it will take in even less revenue due to lower launch price.
Both deals were shite for Sony and MS, but it was worst for SE than capcom. As you say SFV was never going to sell a lot because it wasn't a good game, capcom did very well to get that funded by Sony. But SE have blown a lot of good sales for a good game.