Mendicate Bias said:
That doesn't make any sense. Your not taking into account the majority of people that buy their games without a pre-order. So are you saying that a massive number of people who had laid down money for a game they anticipated changed their pre-order one week before the release of the game and then no additional people walked into the store and bought a copy? Considering every game I have ever seen has sold more opening week than what it had for pre-orders I would say your logic is wrong and that ioi simply over tracked the game by a lot which is very likely as he himself has admitted that they have trouble accurately predicting pre-orders for games. On a side note I honestly think the same thing is going on for MAG. I just can not see its pre-orders being so high especially after comparing it to other games on the list which are established franchises that have sold millions but have less pre-orders than a game with almost zero advertisement and hype. |
Well, considering that first week sales only take 1-2 days worth of sales, you're saying that a majority of the games purchased are done by people who have not pre-ordered but come in and buy a game on day 1?
This is plausible, but it's not set in stone.
Also, do you think MW2 sales on day 1 will be more than 4.5M?









