| DannyDanger89 said: What they should do is keep it on both and try to get co-marketing money from Sony That would be win-win, and offset the costs of releasing it on xbox one/360 |
it's not worth it for sony unless they get it exclusive. the game is not that popular anymore.
| Mr Puggsly said: Why would Sony bother? Having PES as an exclusive isn't going to shift many units. But maybe things could change if PES grows in popularity. |
My point is PES is now better than FIFA so they have a game with potential to grow. PS4 exclusive and bundle can give it that bit of exposure it needs to start growing again. It could become something big with the help of SOny and then that benefits them if it's exclusive.
My whole reasoning is it utterly flops on the Xbox so bad it would hardly make a diff even if they didn't get a deal with Sony.
| LudicrousSpeed said: #1 how does anyone know the cost of making the Xbox versions of the game versus potential increased revenue from eliminating them? #2 Why would Sony bother? Most people don't give a shit about PES. |
#1 Obviously people know those figures. Not me, not you, but people who would be in a position to make such a deal.
#2 That's like saying most people don't give a shit about Sunset Overdrive, why did MS bother with that. PES will sell very comparably on PS4 to what SO will sell excluding bundles. My point, as I've point out a lot already is, PES is now better than FIFA and with a PS4 bundle it could jump start the series again to the wider public. PS4 selling like hotcakes so no better platform to do it on. And it's helped by the fact they must make a tiny profit on the X1 anyway so the bundle sales will make up for that. Win for Konami and win for Sony.
