| Mr Khan said: Prime's success is attributed to aggressive bundling in part, but i think it also scores from being the "normal" Metroid released after 8 years of nothing, given that Fusion was stranger-looking of the two. This i think would account for Fusion's sales being perhaps lower than they should have been, since it very well might have been crowded out. It seems the franchise has been spread too thin, i think. If it were cut back to a once-per-generation affair with a focus on the core appeal of the franchise, perhaps they could optimize the franchise as it is. Their only alternative for growth is continued dangerous meddling a la Other M, which could do irreperable damage to the franchise before they find the right "new" formula for it |
Fusion still outsold Super.
Handily.
