kowenicki said:
how much profit is that?
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It's a tough call, but I'll go through all the reasoning to see what estimate we can come up with.
The info from Capcom said that the company average advertising budget for a game is roughly 9-12% of the expected gross sales of a game. So a £2 million dollar advertising budget means that they expect sales of around £20 million for the game.
At £40 a game, that means Sony thinks that the game will sell 500,000 copies in the region.
I have heard that third parties get around $20-25 dollars per game sold. That is in US currency where games are $60 for the PS3. Since this is a first party game, they should get more since they don't pay licensing fees. I'm going to round that to $30, which is half of the total price. Assuming that logic holds true for the UK, I'll guess that £20 of every game sold goes to Sony.
So multiply 500,000 by £20 and you get £10 million. Subtract the £2 million ad budget, and that leaves you with £8 million in profit net revenue for the region.
Keep in mind that this is a rough estimate. Feel free to correct me on this.
EDIT: That is an estimate of the expected net revenue for the region. It is not profit.
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