I just remember it being discounted to $25 a month after release, it floundering straight out of the gate, people making excuses for why sales were bad almost immediately and people who didn't like the game celebrating its demise on social media.  I mean, it sold 70-75% of the previous entry but how much of that was it full price because 1-2m sold at an average of $50 is a lot different than 1-2m sold at an average of $30.  And even if the average price of each sale is the same for each version, I'd think Bethesda would have higher sales expectations for a sequel.

TNO was a new IP and the sequel managed to do lower sale wise even with great critics and quick price drop. They are dead silent on the Switch version... it will still perform alright but idk.. we'll see. It releases right in a big flow of games. It should have released in March/April or August. Would do better.

Gotcha. So it didn't bomb at all then. Hitting 50% off during Black Friday isn't a sign of a bomb. I'm not sure if you pay much attention to sales or not, but it's rather common for games to drop in price after a little while. Paying full price is for those who want to experience the game when it first comes out (and even then with Amazon Prime and other similar pre-order friendly programs you still get 20% off).

Also, TNO was not a new IP. Wolfenstein has been around for more than 25 years.

Not sure how you come to that conclusion after what he said. 

It obviously had a bigger budget, higher production value, more marketing over TNOP and releasing at a good time and this game obviously wont have much legs it wont tie it's prequel in terms of sales. It's a shame because it's a damned fine game. It's perfectly normal for a game to drop in price sure, but dropping 50% a month after it's release is definately not a good sign by any means. Wolfenstein 2 bombed.

Switch and Switch games seems more popular in June than they were in May.

Excited to see MTA's legs and reviews.

Probably at 8am the day before it releases. Nintendo tends to have a really late embargo lift these days.

A week passed since E3.

I can confirm Nintendo is doing well in Amazon right now.

Totally understandable. Maybe you can use your knowledge and graphs in the NPD predictor thread. At this point I agree that it's wasted energy on a dedicated Amazon thread. Even the comments are copy and pasted week in and week out the the same users repeating pretty much the same thing. 

Take things easy for a while and get a good medical check up. Don't burn yourself out please, I love your graphs and analysis and I am sure your loved ones love you even more for even more important reasons than those.