| Deoz said: The thing is that, they would need to create this market and siding with Sony in their actual state wouldnt help them that much, Activision wont bother in investing on that when they have enough on consoles. And i said if they released an exclusiv CoD, a mutiplatform is the most likely and most of the success of your scenario revolves around CoD:V being an exclusive. Also if its free for a month it would only really help the vita existing userrbase, i think we are overstimating how much CoD fans are willing to spend for their little game. Needing to spend $60 on a game first and then spending other 60 on dlc/elite after some time is something, but needing to spend $250+elite (maybe + 20 if game needs a save card), just to play the game is pushing them. |
I thought Activision liked to bring their games to everything, and release a new addition to their series every year. I still think it would be safe since a team up and encouraging Elite would offset costs.
There are some cool things they could do on the Vita that I would like to see in a CoD. When disarming a bomb, the camera zooms in to display the bomb and you have a code cracker that scrambles you numbers you have to input using the touchscreen on the number pad on the bomb. Make a mistake and BOOM. Or even show wires and you need to cut them in a certain order, idk. For mounted guns, stationary or on vehicles, would use the gyro to aim simulating actually holding a mounted gun. Cool stuff like that.
The CoD fanbase is so large, there has to be a decent amount of them that are interested in obtaining a handheld, I just hope companies can start attracting them over with software. PR stunts like this is just extra effort. Would be crazy if it happens. I've been right about stuff before. I even guess that Nintendo would call their next console the Wii U.
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(
