Giggs_11 said:
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You mean against Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort?
Anyway, I personally think bundled for free sales "don't count" because the consumer didn't spend money on the game (so, how can that count as a sale?). It's why I hate when people say Wii Sports is one of the "best selling games of all time" when it didn't sell a single copy (whether 80M people bought a Wii just for Wii Sports is another argument, but at the end of the day, the only way to even get Wii Sports was to purchase a Wii console, and you got that game whether you wanted it or not at no extra cost). I'd count the bundle sales for Destiny or Infamous: SS (because you still paid for those games), for example, but I wouldn't count them for Titanfall or TLOU:R.
However, the premise of this thread is based on a game that was heavily bundled, for an extended period to boot. Hell, it's still bundled to this day. So, I just used the same criteria to come to my conclusion. Since Sony said TLOU will come with every PS4, instead of being temporary, and the thread is based on a game that sold 35M due to bundles, then I think it's a fair comparison. TLOU may even pass Wii Sports. I won't acknowledge that TLOU "sold" 80M+, if it gets to that point, but if we're gonna compare heavily bundled games, then including TLOU in the conversation is par for the course
