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When do we see how well The Conduit is selling?



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7 days after its released



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American sales for it's launch there will be up sometime this week (so probably 2-4 days)

It is not yet released in Europe... it releases on the 10th July so it will be a further 2 weeks between getting the American and PAL figures for it's launch.



Ii guess we will have to wait till the end of the week. Otherwise, do not ecpect high numbers, just higher than Madworld, 60-90K range. If it is higher, I would be surprised.



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low end at around 40k high end at around 100



I expect 130k America and 70k Others (when it finally arrives)



theres a stack of over 50 copies of the conduit at my frys electronics. biggest for any game.



I pre-ordered The Conduit today in a Gama Mania (Netherlands). The Game Mania was just new there, it's been there for less than 3 weeks. And yet, there were already 3 pre-orders for The Conduit.

Anecdotal data, I know, but still!



I'm expecting pretty good numbers, maybe more than 100k



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