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Carl on 27 November 2011
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Mr Puggsly said:
Carl2291 said:
Mr Puggsly said:

Ah, I missed that. But why is Sony putting out so many casual titles? The Move failed to appeal to casual audiences based on how poorly past Move titles have done. So they put out more cliche casual games that will inevitably be ignored? Brilliant!

How is Kinect any different? It found an audience and does a much better job selling software.

Easy to make, rubbish videogames that can sell 100k units are easy profit. Probably make a profit off of 10000 copies or something for a whole bunch of the games released for it.

Start the Party, for example, has sold over 250000 units. That many units for a game with those production values is VERY easy money.

If games that release for it can sell over 100000 units, then they can be classed as a success. Look at what they did with Singstar...

Some titles probably are making a profit with only 100K sold. But I don't think its a worthwhile profit, otherwise we would see a large influx of support.

I guess Sony is just trying to cover all the bases in cliche software with little hope of the device taking off.



I don't think they ever really expected it to do much better than it has. If you look at the games Sony hype up for it, they aren't the same games that attract the Wii/Kinect crowd. Yeah, they might have put some small weight behind a few games at launch, but this Year? The focus has been on games like Killzone and Resistance. Not putting weight behind titles like Wii Play Motion snd Kinect Sports 2. I think they know it was overshadowed by Kinect for the casual market, so theyre going for the core. It shows too, with the BioShock Move support they got. Sorry for the wall of text, on the phone.