StuOhQ on 15 April 2015
The 700k that "Bayo 2" has pulled down is mostly at $60 ($50+ anyway), which amounts to more income in the long run than the quick decline to bargain bin that Sega typically follows. If "Bayo 2" moves over a million LTD, it will be largely over $40 a pop, which may amount to more take than PS3 and 360 put together, which I understand sold mostly at the $20 price point.
"Wonderful 101", however, THAT flopped hard. Too bad, too. I love that game!
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