| Jordahn said: @ mrstickball As I implied earlier, console sales placement is moot to me especially in a time in the industry where it's not as crucial as it used to be. And in regards to the titles I mentioned, why "3 million combined?" Is this suppose to mean that these are bad games and no one is to play them while they should be ignored? Of course NOT. There is no legit point in this random figure you made up. As a gamer, I don't care how well/poorly a game sell or what average ratings a game gets. If it's a game I want and feel that it's worth of my hard earned money, that's the game I'll buy and play. This is what gaming is about. But I can see why you voiced such a position. You statements are in regards to SONY when in fact it should be towards the OP. Go... figure... |
Ok then. If you want to argue small franchises, I think that Ace Combat, Halo, Katamari, and Banjo-Kazooie series are all big series, and that when they get sequels on the X360, fans will flock to the 360. Moreso than the Playstation 3 :)
If it's all about games, than the X360 is light years ahead. Very few big-name franchises on the PS3 that are exclusive, Many more on the X360. Name the top-selling exclusive Playstation franchise? GT. 1 Year away. Name the next? MGS4. Major reduction in LTD sales vs. previous itenerations. And so on. So I'm not understanding your point, Xbox 360 franchises that are exclusive matter as much as PS franchises. But when you look at unit volume of games, the X360 side is much larger when we talk exclusives, and that's my point. Rachet & Clank - how large of a hardware increase was there when it came out? How bout Disgaea 3 in Japan? Answer: very little if none. And I doubt Siren will be either.
Back from the dead, I'm afraid.
