| dsage01 said: First off Halo Reach and GT5 sales aren't even are fair comparison: - Reach only sold in 2011 and 2012 due to extensive bundling with 4 other games. But since we do not know how much it sold in bundles we can't assume GT5 sold more standalone copies - GT5 was bundled maybe once and is outselling Reach by a large margin on a weekly basis despite Halo Reach being bundled like hell. Now for GT6 vs Halo 4: We have no information at all about GT6 whereas Halo 4 is getting a large amount of hype at the moment due to its launch being only a couple weeks away. If GT6 comes too late in the PS4 cycle it will struggle to sell 7.5 million copies and Halo 4 coming in at around this time should make it get 10 million copies. A real comparison would be GT6 and Halo 5 as both launch titles and in that case there would be many factors for example: - Which console is selling better - The quality of the game etc. So in reality this an unfair comparison that makes no sense at all Note: To the people that are comparing Forza to GT lets start comparing Killzone to Halo |
Gt5 has had far more than 1 bundle... The UK alone has had around 4 different bundles that include physical copies of GT5. Not to mention countless rereleases. Though I do think Halo Reach is overtracked in vgchartz. Vgchartz numbers dont add up with npd which would make sense if the game is bundled. But the majority of halo reach bundles are digital copies so vgchartz shouldn't be counting them either.
Anyway Halo 4 should easily outsell GT6 if GT6 ends up releasing on the ps3 unless Halo 4 ends up selling significantly less than Halo Reach, because GT6 will surely have lower sales than GT5.
If GT6 comes out on the ps4, then it should be compared to Halo 5 on the nextbox in which case the game that will sell better entirely depends on which console ends up "winning" next gen.
