bazmeistergen on 16 March 2009
| The_vagabond7 said: Given that it's sold a fraction on double the user base it's not really that brag worthy. All this shows is that the audience for this kind of game is drastically smaller than on the other consoles, and the % of wii owners interested in this sort of game is even more drastic compared to the other consoles. An audience exists? Yes, but if the team that made WAW on wii had instead been split up and put making two much cheaper family party games would they have profited more? I think that is the real question the publishers will be looking at. |
This is a daft thought.
They have a guaranteed return on the Call of Duty franchise. Splitting the team and doing as you said would be a risk. Many party games fail to sell and the sales of this game are only going to continue to grow. It's already in the top 50 of best sellers on Wii. It's not about bragging, it's about being pleased that more decent shooters will be developed on a console that is 'made' for them.
Yes.
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