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Zanten said:
Dark_Feanor said:

 

For Star Wars: Battlefield, I don't think that advertising ties will necessarily give Sony a big boost- it'll help a little, I think, but not much- but something like a tasty new bundle, (especially with a differently colored console) and maybe something else to sweeten the pot COULD have a significant impact. I mean, the Destiny sales boost didn't JUST come from exclusive marketing; there was also an official, shiny bundle that spent months accumulating pre-orders (Microsoft was only able to toss in a free game deal for a limited time at the last moment,) and there was also the timed exclusivity in terms of extra Raids and whatnot that, if you were an otherwise undecided gamer who REALLY wanted to invest loads of time in Destiny, made the choice pretty obvious. =P

By that same token, I'm curious as to what effect Arkham Knight is going to have in terms of moving PS4 hardware; it has the exclusive Scarecrow content, and ALSO has a shiny bundle that will have at least a couple of months to build up pre-orders. Even though I don't think the boost will be quite as substantial as Destiny, I also doubt there won't BE one at all. =P

 

Also, this is a more general question to everyone in the thread, any indications if Microsoft is planning on doing a free game bundle for the Witcher 3 in the U.S.? That game seriously seems like, even though it's multiplatform, their best shot at winning any NPDs before October, so I'd be kind of surprised if they don't take advantage of it. o_O


There is a difference between being resenable with this situation and gaing bananas thinking SW is the biggest thing ever and Sony PWND MS with the marketing tie-in. This will have it effects but nothing huge.

As you remember Destiny had a lot more stuff attached to PS4 than we can expect BF to have.

People are not stupid as some here seems to belive.

PS: http://www.xbox.com/ has an HUGE banner of Battlefront in their home page.