New Vegas 308k units sold on steam in October ?

[Mr Puggsly]

shio said:

Mr Puggsly said:

Based on your story, it sounds like Darwinia failed because people didn't want to pay $15 for Darwinia. As you said, people didn't buy it until it was dirt cheap. Maybe it would have been a success from the get go say if it were... $5?

Anyhow, lets not pretend Indie developers haven't had success on XBLA. Some developers have actually been able to create games that appeal to the masses.

None of Introversion's PC games seemed to have bombed, and all of their PC games were also $15 or above at some point, and have been selling for years(their first game, Uplink, is still being sold 9 years after it's release).

Anyway, as I said, I don't believe the sales figures on Steam are so low.

Perhaps the budget has something to do with it. Uplink barely looks like a game.

A game that's 9 years old and still being sold isn't exactly a huge achievement. Countless games 9 years old and older are still being sold.

Personally, I wouldn't be surprised if those Steam numbers are accurate.