happydolphin said:
RE:R was what many call a much needed return to the franchise's roots. But I think we're going off for RE, we founds lots of common ground on it, and I understand your buddies not being able to afford two plats. In my story, I didn't end up buying the 360 with SFIV, but I was very, very tempted to, if I remember correctly I was picking up the box to get ready to buy it, but decided not to. It was a bad move the 360 would've provided lots of fun, but what the heck. @Bold, I'm glad you mentioned that, and it's so true. But the 2nd part of the sentence, it not selling as much as AC on PS360 is debatable. Not as much as JD is highly likely, but not as much as AC on PS360. Assassin's Creed (9.38M)
Assassin's Creed II (9.62M)
Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (8.02M)
Assassin's Creed: Revelations (6.36M)
Just Dance (Main entries. Low: 6.61M, High: 8.97M)
I'd agree that a Wii flavor of AC could at most reach the sales volume of one of the HD twins, so 4-5M. True, Just Dance was the right business choice for Ubisoft, especially for a dev-intensive game as AC. Great Point. I never thought of it that way. Question though, what was the performance of AC (1) prior to the expansion of the HD market (due to games like AC)? This would help answer the final question. Are AC sales high due to 3rd parties favoring the HD twins, or are they high on the HD twins, hence the sound business decision. I've brought up lots of numbers, it's your turn Oni |
I would be carefull with AC numbers because I have noticed every year that it is one of the most heavilly discounted title every January.
Ubisoft moves a lot of units, but the question is at what price .
One month after the release some retailers had sales offering the game at 50% of the release price. And I noticed the same thing last year with Brotherhood..
By comparisons, games like Skyrim or Batman Arkham City, were not discounted as much ( CoD MW3 wasn't either but that is expected, there is so much demand the title sells close to full price for a very long time)








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