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amak11 on 01 October 2014
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Captain_Tom said:
amak11 said:
Captain_Tom said:


Sorry I laughed myself sick on that one.   Yep Destiny is a "Small" game for Activision with its $1,000,000,000  in revenue within the first week since its review scores weren't perfect.  You are the definition of someone who lives in their own world.

Or I live in a world where people have opinions and aren't afraid to express them. Destiny was caused by hype, end of story. Also Activision did not make 1 trillion dollars in 1 week from Destiny. Not only is that impossible that would honestly requires the entire gaming industry to buy the the game 10-100 times over. You're just picking apart my statements because you have no opinion of your own. 


1) LOL that is a billion.  Math is not your forte I guess. 

- FYI they made half a billion on day one (Can't find first week so I must have made a mistake on that one).

http://metro.co.uk/2014/09/10/destiny-makes-500-million-in-one-day-4863636/

2) End of story?  Could it possibly be that reviews aren't all that matters?  Or is it only YOUR opinion that matters?

1.) The commas throw me off (since I never use them in numbers, or math for that fact). I knew the billion in a day from Destiny since it was headline news at pretty much every gaming site.  

2) End of story with Destiny because it was all based on hype. Duke Nukem Forever wouldn't have sold what it did without all that hype. Hype is a big factor. 

I never said reviews, you said sales are what make a game big and right there you contadicted yourself by saying "Could it be possible that reviews aren't all that matters?". Pretty much countering your sales argument and any other argument you could make. I said I gave my opinion on the matter, end of argument. You have nothing here, and you are trying to bring facts in to where someone made an opinion. It's obvious this place runs on facts, but there is opinions on this site. Sales are never an indicator of what is big. What the consumer values in a game and what they can continue to value for years to come is what will be big.