No, not even close, if Dice are lucky, they'll be able to sell 60-70% or so of the CoD, and that's with CoD in a decline.
No, not even close, if Dice are lucky, they'll be able to sell 60-70% or so of the CoD, and that's with CoD in a decline.


as long as the ps360 won't get the full battlefield experience, no... i mean, the console battlefield is not the pc battlefield right? if that would be the case (and it is for next gen), battlefield could have a chance but not with the verion ps360 get.
| crissindahouse said: as long as the ps360 won't get the full battlefield experience, no... i mean, the console battlefield is not the pc battlefield right? if that would be the case (and it is for next gen), battlefield could have a chance but not with the verion ps360 get. |
It's impossible for the Xbox 360 and PS3 to have "the full PC battlefield experience".
Battlefield on the next gen consoles should get close, at-least at 1080P anyway and only for a little while. - However it's not a game franchise that is generally designed for consoles first with the PC as a mere after-thought.
Besides, those who play Call of Duty can't *really* be worried about graphics, I mean... Common, be realistic. It looks absolutely downright horrible by modern standards, hence I doubt the graphics of Battlefield being inferior to the PC has had any real effect on sales, otherwise no one would ever buy a console game. :P
I think the real decider of Call of Duty being in a decline should come with Ghosts, new game engine so if Activision plays its cards right they could spin their advertising efforts to make it look like they are being innovative which might draw allot of people back into the franchise.
As for Battlefield 4, looks like Battlefield 3.5 to me, so will probably pass.
What I *would* like to see is a new Bad Company, these generic Military shooters are fairly tedious, Bad Company's comedy actually made it rather enjoyable.

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