Labo is a huge ripoff and a waste of a great concept (so far)

[DonFerrari]

duduspace1 said:

DonFerrari said:

1 - Except you were more challenging he giving his opinion than what he was saying.

2 - The physical components are cardboard, the games are minigames, so please show the cost of it.

3 - Of course you do accept explanations that say it done great and that it wasn't common for retailers to have over projected.

4 - I wasn't talking about April being a general low month, you are the one assuming and pushing that to others. There wasn't much big sellers this April so it is natural for Labo to appear. Are you sure Labo only had 3 days? Not that it matters much since a very big size of the impact happens on the first weekend of release.

1. If I did what you say, I expect he would have said so himself. I think you are on some misguided advocacy on that particular point.

2. I will after you show me the cost of GOW.

3. I accept all explanations as feasible provided they are not outworldly, until confirmed details from verifiable sources are revealed. 

4. As far as I'm concerned, those 2 statements in bold are saying the same thing using different words. What exactly makes a general low month in sales in your opinion ?

Usual AAA games range on the 30M, GoW haven't had anything released yet as far as I know, but let's see if there is anything out there...

GoW3 which is a lot smaller had 44M USD budget https://www.engadget.com/2010/03/09/god-of-war-3-has-44-million-dollar-budget/ so you can be assured it got something on the order of 50M for GoW on PS4.

So what is your estimation on cost for the minigames of Labo?

Don't you see any difference between saying April is a low month (which mean April in general) and saying this April had low quantity of noteworthy titles (which is quite specific)?