Mr Puggsly said:
method114 said:
Chazore said:
Pretty much this, the same happens for PC/PS4/Wii U/Xbox players all the time. That and SE is likely to get more out of this deal in the end anyway.
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I actually think SE is losing on this deal. I don't know how much they were paid by MS so I guess that's the main thing I would have to consider. Either way though I think they're hurting the overall franchise by doing this. They may have come out ahead with this game because of MS's money but what did they lose by doing this? MS wont be there for TR3 at least I wouldn't rely on them being there. So now by the time the game comes out will anyone still care? Sure I will but I'll be waiting until it drop to sub $20 on steam. Mainly because the first one started off great but got really boring towards the middle and I had to force my way through the rest of the game. I could be wrong I just don't really see how SE is winning here this game is getting less hype then it did when the first one came out.
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You're making presumptions and we don't know the financial details. MS could have thrown a ridiculous amount of money SE for this, we don't know.
I think this game is going to sell a couple million on Xbox platforms and it will sell a couple million on Playstation consoles as well. The game will succeed because its awesome and will be on 5 platforms by next year.
Worst case scenario, it won't sell as well as Tomb Raider 2013 (8.5 million according to SE). But it will still do well.
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Of course I'm making presumptions I specfically said "I think" and that I don't know how much money MS threw at them which is key to all of this. Everyone talkiing about this is making presumptions cause we don't know all of the facts. It selling lower to me is not a good thing the franchise should be growing not dropping. SE from what I undesrtand was dissappointed in the sales of TR. So going lower isn't something I would think they want.
