| the-pi-guy said: I guess I wonder. If people who buy physical just don't show up for Wolverine, they could also take the opposite lesson as just "ah clearly people aren't buying physical and Wolverine is just a bad seller." There are plenty of times where companies take absurdly dumb lessons away from something. A lot of execs are wildly disconnected from the market. It's also why you frequently get "people must be sexist, and that's why this game failed. No other possible reason." = I think outright stop buying digitally and buying more physically makes more sense. If Wolverine sold 80% physically, I think that would be substantially more telling for Sony. |
Honestly I disagree. They already know the message that people would like Physical as an option (look at physical PS5 vs digital sales, its like 5:1), a high physical ratio on Wolverine is still lining their pockets and telling them how loyal you are. They need to see the extent to which it can actually disenfranchise their loyal fans and stop them from turning up. I don't think they'd dismiss an underperformance from Wolverine without looking at the wider context/backlash.
Simply sending them money through different means isn't going to make them reconsider/delay their stance IMO. But it's an uphill battle anyway...
