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Jay520 said: |
It's at about 770k ish more. (2.35M vs 1.58M). And I do agree that a lack of advertising didn't help the game sell. I've also seen a general apathy towards the series on most places I visit, which probably doesn't help. But that said, it likely didn't recieve as much advertising because there were so many other games out by then, whereas with ToD, Sony had to show that the PS3 had something great, and it was one of the best titles to do so.
I hate to say it, but a multiplayer mode might have been a good addition. I don't know if anyone remembers the multiplayer in UYA, but that was a ton of fun (and I hear it's coming in the R&C collection too). It doesn't have to be the main focus, or a CoD killer, but just something simple like what we saw in UYA could have helped a lot.
LBP also appeals to people who love to build things. Some of the levels that people created are incredible. R&C doesn't have that. It's appeal for (relatively) older people is the humour and guns. And eye candy. The games look great. But I do think that a lot of people look at the series and just sort of assume it's for kids.








