Swordmasterman said:
Xbox One's best selling bundle was Gears of War 4, you don't understand that those numbers are ? they are Shipped numbers from Launch so the consumers don't purchased it, otherwise they would need 1.5+ Millions of software sales + 750-800 Thousands of Bundles sold First week, Xbox One only sold 330 Thousands on USA that month and USA count for more than Half of Xbox One's Hardware.
Shipped means they just sent to the stores Halo in Software sales don't made more than 140 Millions First Week which Final Fantasy XV can break on Japan only if sell like a Regular Final Fantasy game. Again we were comparing Halo and Final Fantasy because you said that Halo had other midias, but those other midias are just Advertisement they were not a success on other midias like Pokemon, Yu Gi Oh. Final Fantasy Advent Children's Movie was released on DVD and UMD it sold 4+ Millions of units Worldwide before the release of the Final Version, in Japan nearly the majority of the Initial sales was of the Legendary Edition, the Blu-ray version also wasn't cheap in Japan. From the 4 Millions 2+ Millions sold outside of Japan.
Neither Halo or Uncharted are famous outside of gaming. |
Dude shipped or not doesn’t mean anything, it still is money in the makers pocket and it will continue to make money as its life nears an end.
Halo is big outside of gaming, you should start reading up more about it. It has some of the best-selling novels in book stores, many none gamers will know what Halo is because Halo is more than just a game. Seems like you refuse to accept this. Final Fantasy is also a big IP and one of the biggest JRPG games going around just like Halo is for the FPS market. I like FF and i have all of them on Steam because it’s one of the biggest brands going around just like I own every Halo game (Including Spartan Strikes PC Exclusive) because it’s one of the best FPS going around. There both house hold names but to say FF is bigger than Halo is debatable. FF only advantage is that it’s multiplatform where Halo isn’t.







