JayWood2010 said:
Need For Speed sells more in america |
I think you know very well that it's pointless to use games that released years ago to prove a point like that.
Nowadays racing is significantly more popular in Europe than it is in the US.
JayWood2010 said:
Need For Speed sells more in america |
I think you know very well that it's pointless to use games that released years ago to prove a point like that.
Nowadays racing is significantly more popular in Europe than it is in the US.
JayWood2010 said:
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It's literally the only indicator we have. And no, the Driveclub bundle included the retail version.
DerNebel said:
I think you know very well that it's pointless to use games that released years ago to prove a point like that. Nowadays racing is significantly more popular in Europe than it is in the US. |
I assume we are talking the last 5 years then? Last 5 years Racing still does well in America. Forza, GT, and Mario Kart are great examples of this. And you cant say forza sells more in america because its a dominate console in america for two reason. 1 being that both Forza Horizon 1&2 sold more in Europe than in america. Though theyre doing great i america as well. #2 PS4 is selling more in America than Xbox and by that math you would think DC would be selling at least as good as Forza Horizon 2.
And thats where the it stands. Stop making excuses to why DC hasnt sold well in america when other racing games do. My point isnt that Europe > america or vice versa but that Racing is popular in america. DC is lucky to have the numbers it has with bundles but when you release a game the way they did, and this goes to MCC as well, its going to hurt sales.
@ other comment. I see. Thanks for the clarification.
JayWood2010 said: I assume we are talking the last 5 years then? Last 5 years Racing still does well in America. Forza, GT, and Mario Kart are great examples of this. And you cant say forza sells more in america because its a dominate console in america for two reason. 1 being that both Forza Horizon 1&2 sold more in Europe than in america. Though theyre doing great i america as well. #2 PS4 is selling more in America than Xbox and by that math you would think DC would be selling at least as good as Forza Horizon 2. |
I never claimed that Driveclub wasn't hurt by its poor launch, it definitely was, but my point still stands, racing is just more popular in Europe than it is in the US.
DerNebel said:
I never claimed that Driveclub wasn't hurt by its poor launch, it definitely was, but my point still stands, racing is just more popular in Europe than it is in the US. |
Youre right, now that i read your comments that was what you were trying to tell me. So i apologize, my comment is more directed Archangel
JayWood2010 said:
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No problem ;)
JayWood2010 said:
GT1-4 sold more in america. But yes GT5 and 6 sold more in europe. My point is that racing is very relevant in America so lets not act like it isnt |
And then COD + GOW + Xbox happened.
Didn't I say that already?
There's only 2 races: White and 'Political Agenda'
2 Genders: Male and 'Political Agenda'
2 Hairstyles for female characters: Long and 'Political Agenda'
2 Sexualities: Straight and 'Political Agenda'
ArchangelMadzz said:
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EDIT: Before i jump the gun, what is this even suppose to mean?
With Forza, GT, and upcoming Project Cars....I don't see why many would have been interested in Driveclub anyway when there are titles that do the exact same racing formula better. I didn't expect high sales.
JayWood2010 said:
EDIT: Before i jump the gun, what is this even suppose to mean? |
PS2 was dominant Xbox was practically non existant. Hence why there was barely any statistical difference between NA and Europe sales for NA. Once that changed we saw which region racers did better in.
And also I'm saying that I have stated before that driveclub sold really well because it was heavily bundled.
There's only 2 races: White and 'Political Agenda'
2 Genders: Male and 'Political Agenda'
2 Hairstyles for female characters: Long and 'Political Agenda'
2 Sexualities: Straight and 'Political Agenda'