Killzone 3 indeed cannabilized sales of Bulletstorm on PS3, and pretty badly judging by the ratio split.  Most multi-titles FPS have a closer ratio than that.  I have a notion a lot of PS3 FPS fans are probably negative to Epic too, although I could be wrong on that.  Whatever, the result is clear.

EA should really have avoided KZ3 by a couple of weeks.  They've just flushed a bunch of sales away.

Seems like EMEAA is the official PS3 territory this year.

A little bit disappointed in Killzone 3's first week sales, I gotta admit but I still think it can pull off some decent lifetime sales.

XBox 360 has hit the 20 mill point in EMEEA.

I thought KZ3 would open roughly on par or a little below KZ2.  KZ2 ended up with a reputation for being divisive due to its controls and KZ3 arrived somewhat muted I thought.  It also seemed to get more focus around Move/3D than gameplay and improvements over KZ2 in general marketing, which I don't think helped it much.

Personally I think they should have focused marketing on KZ3 being a better game (I mean whether it is or not is a matter of opinion, but from a marketing perspective that was the message they should have been focused on getting out) and positioning Move/3D more as nice extras.

Instead, the general message I felt was that KZ3 was basically more of the same with improved graphics but now it supports MOVE and 3D.  That's not strong enough to bring in new people.

Yeah, the general tone set seemed to be that of a Killzone 2 with more advanced kill strike animations and a jetpack. Hardly compelling reasons to buy it. Don't get me wrong, I actually enjoyed Killzone 2 a great deal and it is certainly among the best consoles FPS games I've played but sequels should really offer quite a bit more. This is what I loved about Half-Life 2 and the episodes. The environments, pacing and storytelling varied among the different bits even though the mechanics themselves remained fairly similar (the mine shooting buggy was cool in Episode 2 though) and this is absolutely essential for creating a different experience and keep from going stale.

Of course, where entirely new installments are concerned, they might as well adjust the mechanics as well. Episodic content is different in that regard.

I will get my hands on Killzone 3 some day but I think I'll wait for the Platinum release from what I've seen.

I wouldn't imagine so... they didn't sell out on their initial 400,000 shipment, so shipping 1,000,000 would probably have yielded the same or similar results.

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