Kantor on 01 December 2009
| LordTheNightKnight said: "But when the Wii does get a "large" third party game, while it does sell very well, it doesn't match the sales of the HD versions." World At War on the Wii did not follow 4, which made the series the smash hit it is now. The Wii had a two year gap between CoD games. This is relevant because you are implying the Wii audience did this, when there are factors that would have made the game sell less on the other systems had those been duplicated. |
True.
However, MWR followed WaW, and so did MW2, and we know how that ended up.
Not exactly a fair comparison, but you can see what I'm getting at.
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