Platinum Games' Babylon's Fall peaks at less than 650 concurrent players on release on Steam

[Chazore]

Leynos said:

Chazore said:

It more or less proves that Platinum can make some bangers if given the time, the budget and aren't forced into doing something that isn't exactly their forte (like a F2P game), and it also proves that SE don't know wtf they are doing and how badly they handle managing the projects they give out. 

When you compare the games platinum has made with Nintendo vs the ones under Activision/SE, it becomes obvious that it's the publishers lack of vision/budget and time that's the part of the problem. 

THANK YOU! I have been trying to say this since TMNT as it was made in less than a year. Korra I think was 6 months.

What annoyed me way back then, was that I actually liked Avatar and it's follow up, Korra series, and to see Plat's talent wasted on a cash-in game (that is now no longer being sold on PC and probably consoles as well), was sad to see, because according to some review outlet's, Korra was the game that showed us that "platinum no longer means quality", and that stings tbh.

If a publisher is going to prattle about and waste time dilly dallying with a project they clearly don't care to allow time and effort for, they shouldn't even be mucking with the project to begin with. 

This is why SE is shitting out some poor ports and games that no one asked for (babylon's fall, Outriders, Wonderland). I'm just going to wait for them to whine about their poor sales expectations, and to see them yet again pin the blame on someone else, instead of themselves.