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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.

You do understand the nature of being 2nd party right.  Meaning the publisher funds the project.  Also why would 1.4 million equal piece of shit.  When has sales ever dictated the quality of a game.  Basically you have absolutely no knowledge of Remedy studio health but you are quick to come to a conclusion.  You do not also have a clue as to if they were in trouble financially before Steam since there has been no statements to that effect.  If MS funded the majority of their project and they stayed within budget, then as a studio they were never in any trouble.  Sales wise they games did not sell like COD but then again they may not needed to sell in that amount.



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Machiavellian said:
Bandorr said:

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.

Because it debuted at only 110K in the US for its first, of which it launched the 5th, so was pretty much there all month.  The following month it dropped to under 80K because it wasn't in the Top 10 anymore.  Think it fared the same elsewhere.  Unless MS thought it was only going to do 500K lifetime, which is impossible because of all the money and promotion that went into the game, they are lying.