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the game the system is on isnt selling well, its really that simple



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So everything ps4 game is a million sold



Jet2014 said:
Think man go to work then

I'm self employed, how does that sound?



jlmurph2 said:
curl-6 said:
I smell an alt.


lol ikr

Probably blackgoku again with his 50th alt this week.



plataformers used to did good in snes era, is like a fps nowadays.
but now, no 2d plataformer thats dont have mario in its name sell well.
look at delicious rayman legends...

dkctf is way better than dkcr, in my opinion. goty so far.
it is sad to see that good and hard plataformers dont apleal like before. it is still my favorite gender.



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Truth hurts



jonathanalis said:
plataformers used to did good in snes era, is like a fps nowadays.
but now, no 2d plataformer thats dont have mario in its name sell well.
look at delicious rayman legends...

dkctf is way better than dkcr, in my opinion. goty so far.
it is sad to see that good and hard plataformers dont apleal like before. it is still my favorite gender.

Bold 1: DKCR sold over 6 million.

Bold 2: XD Epic typo.



I think it is like most up above are saying. Too many platformers. I won't get it yet, even though it looks great, because I have no desire to play another platformer, right now. Wrong game, wrong time..... And the system it's on isn't helping. With only 6 million wiiu owners out there, any game has to hit a fairly high percentage to sell well, and DK just isn't a high profile game. I think in the long run it will do solid numbers, but it's going to take awhile.



Jet2014 said:
Truth hurts


There is a little green button at the bottom of each post named "quote", if you wish to reply to me please use it. No body will know who you're talking to otherwise.

 

And the truth has never felt to good :)



it was on wiiu that was the problem