| naruball said: Thanks guys. Well if the game was fine, wouldn't it make sense to have legs after it receives some heavy price cuts? Based on the current prices (http://www.gamecrawler.co.uk/compare/mass-effect-3---special-edition-nintendo-wii-u/B00A76KA3E), why is not selling now? I mean if it's a good game and doesn't have any bugs, it should have sold well in the long run. Oh well. Pricing it at $60 was definitely idiotic. |
The game was a good effort, not great but good enough, it was missing some DLC and the capability to get new one. But it was overpriced, they charged 60 and the same week they released the collection for 60 U$. People did not get it because they did not feel the value of the title.
Reasons why it did not sold after that... well many people already played it on other devices, so only those that were never into the franchise will give it a try at a reduced price, right now is the 3rd best selling game for the console on amazon. because is dirty cheap http://www.amazon.com/Mass-Effect-3-Nintendo-Wii-U/dp/B002I0H0FS/ref=lp_4924901011_1_3?s=videogames&ie=UTF8&qid=1390417936&sr=1-3 but it was expensive when the options were few, and as it reduced on price so did the collection for the other consoles, now that there are more titles to choose from on Wii U and nobody is paying attention to it.
I have 13 games for my Wii U, but ME3 is not one of them. If I wanted to play the franchise I could get the collection for my PS3 for 32 U$.
