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JEMC on 03 May 2017

Remedy always bring something special to their games, so I'll be keeping an eye on this "P7" game.



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hudsoniscool on 03 May 2017
Kemono said:
When Remedy was under Microsoft, they games' sales were terrible. Alan Wake and Quantum Break not an excellent, but quite good games. And they didn't deserve so little sales.
I hope this time, without IP-killing publisher, everything will be alright.

Alan wake has something like 4 million copies sold.



Halo MCC will sell 5+ million copies(including digital)

halo 5 will sell 10 million copies(including digital)

x1 will pass ps4 in USA, and UK.

maxleresistant on 03 May 2017
hudsoniscool said:
Kemono said:
When Remedy was under Microsoft, they games' sales were terrible. Alan Wake and Quantum Break not an excellent, but quite good games. And they didn't deserve so little sales.
I hope this time, without IP-killing publisher, everything will be alright.

Alan wake has something like 4 million copies sold.

most of those copies were sold at bargain prices.

The game had a disappointing launch.



Kerotan on 03 May 2017

Pretty small budget but I'm happy to see remedy finally making a game for ps4.



tinfamous12 on 03 May 2017

Interesting that MS didn't purchase this studio seeing as Remedy and MS have a very good working relationship and history together. Microsoft put in a lot of money for QB.



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Machiavellian on 03 May 2017
Kemono said:
When Remedy was under Microsoft, they games' sales were terrible. Alan Wake and Quantum Break not an excellent, but quite good games. And they didn't deserve so little sales.
I hope this time, without IP-killing publisher, everything will be alright.

Remedy was never under MS, they are a 2nd party studio.  Also Remedy not long ago stated that Quantum Break made them money so not sure if you are just throwing out opinion without checking your facts first.



COKTOE on 03 May 2017
Bandorr said:
CGI-Quality said:

It was actually Microsoft that said Quantum Break exceeded their sales expectations. Next, with Remedy creating titles for other consoles now, they're no longer a strict 2nd Party affiliate. Think: Insomniac.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/quantum-break-sold-really-well-beat-microsofts-exp/1100-6443009/

You can attribute that lie to Aaron Greenberg.

Bleh. Indeed. If it's coming from him, and the line is "sold really well", as opposed to actual numbers, there's reason to have some doubt. I'm guessing no hard data exists.



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Kemono on 03 May 2017

Remedy was never under MS, they are a 2nd party studio.
Doesn't matter. Remedy have no rights of their games, Remedy can't make sequels of their games, Remedy can't released it on the platforms they want. I don't see any difference between this status and "under MS" status.

Alan wake has something like 4 million copies sold.
http://www.vgchartz.com/gamedb/?name=alan+wake 1.4 million. If VGchartz's info = piece of shit, this is not my fail. Anyway, 4 million by 7 year the very mediocre result.

Also Remedy not long ago stated that Quantum Break made them money
QB was released 1 year ago and only now started made them money? This one and good sales are not the same things. Without Steam they were in the trouble.



hudsoniscool on 03 May 2017
Kemono said:

Remedy was never under MS, they are a 2nd party studio.
Doesn't matter. Remedy have no rights of their games, Remedy can't make sequels of their games, Remedy can't released it on the platforms they want. I don't see any difference between this status and "under MS" status.

Alan wake has something like 4 million copies sold.
http://www.vgchartz.com/gamedb/?name=alan+wake 1.4 million. If VGchartz's info = piece of shit, this is not my fail. Anyway, 4 million by 7 year the very mediocre result.

Also Remedy not long ago stated that Quantum Break made them money
QB was released 1 year ago and only now started made them money? This one and good sales are not the same things. Without Steam they were in the trouble.

U oils check steam spy but I believe Alan wake is around 2 million on there.



Halo MCC will sell 5+ million copies(including digital)

halo 5 will sell 10 million copies(including digital)

x1 will pass ps4 in USA, and UK.

Machiavellian on 03 May 2017
Bandorr said:
CGI-Quality said:

It was actually Microsoft that said Quantum Break exceeded their sales expectations. Next, with Remedy creating titles for other consoles now, they're no longer a strict 2nd Party affiliate. Think: Insomniac.

https://www.gamespot.com/articles/quantum-break-sold-really-well-beat-microsofts-exp/1100-6443009/

You can attribute that lie to Aaron Greenberg.

I agree I was mistaken it was MS that stated QB not Remedy.  I do have to ask why you would believe Aaron is lying.  It does seem odd for MS to pass up on an exclusive from Remedy if they had the opportunity but then again we do not know if Remedy went to MS.  If they wanted to do a project that was not exclusive to just the PC and X1 then I can see them looking for another publisher.