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JayWood2010 said:
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JayWood2010 said:
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JayWood2010 said:
Carl2291 said:
JayWood2010 said:
melbye said:
I don't think it would have that big of a deal if EA hadn't come out on Nintendo's stage E3 2011 and talked about how awesome the WiiU was and this was the beginning of an unprecedented partnership between EA and Nintendo

So do you think from a business stand point it is worth making games for a console that has 3m units in the wild and EA games just dont well well in the 1st place on nintendo consoles?  How does it make sense from a business standpoint releasing games yet on them.  It is up to Nintendo to give them a reason to and they havent.

Youre doing this wrong.

How many units have PS4 / Nextbox sold? How many games will EA currently have in development for said consoles?


Difference is, EA's biggest franchises sell well on MSFT/Sony consoles.  On nintendo consoles they sell next to nothing.


Where is the proof? Give me names, games, numbers.


Fine.  Do you really think me (Jay) would make a controversial thread without having some kind of backup? Keep in mind the Wii has also outsold the X360/PS3

Madden

X360 - 18m
PS3 - 12m
Wii - 4m

FiFA

X360 - 21m
PS3 - 28m
Wii - FiFa - 5m

Need for Speed 

X360 - 13m
PS3 - 14m
Wii - 4m

This list goes on and on.



How much profit did each version rake in? The half-assed Wii versions were much cheaper to develop, so they could have raked in as much profit as the HD versions...


Considering the Wii has 100m units and can only sell as little as each game did that isnt saying much for a console that has 3m units in the wild.

I fail to see how this post relates to my previous question. DO you have any profit numbers showing the HD versions actually made EA more money in the end?