RolStoppable said:
The memory of our debate is blurry. I don't think I've ignored the things you said back then, but rather I pointed out why your logic is flawed. Regarding Uncharted 4's 16m, it's only Nintendo tier if you choose to ignore that Nintendo games can sell way more than that. While last year it might have not been obvious to everyone how much Switch games will sell, the updated numbers should give a better idea. I am quite sure that my statement about Sony games stalling at around 10m didn't include all games. That specific point was about the sales potential where I pointed out that several Nintendo games will not only exceed the 10m mark, but also 15m and even 20m. Sony won't have the same number of games that will have passed those thresholds in the end, hence why it isn't correct to say that Sony has entered Ninty level. The current main problem in this thread is that a few people refuse to extrapolate numbers to predict future sales, so the current tallies are looked at and deemed to show the same level of first party success despite one console being ~3.5 years longer on the market. The question how many Mario games are on the Nintendo list is an attempt at goalpost-moving, the very same thing you criticized only one day ago. |
See my edit Rol.
No, my logic is not flawed. You are twisting my words to suit your arguments.
I have no intention of goal posting. I want you to look deeper in it. 4 Ips that are more than 10M sold to customer. Days Gone has a potential to do it. As time goes by. GOT and DS might make it and Dreams is the biggest wild card. Sony has the quality seals already. Days Gone with Mix reaction can sold that much. Imagined another highly rated from Sony. If rumors are true another AAA has yet to be announced. That could lead to another potential 10M for Sony.
So if Days Gone, GOT and DS will make it 4 new IPS at 10M and if Dreams succeed as well then 5. isn't that impressive? or it is just hard to admit?
I think this need to be posted again
