Ail said:
At this point with the advertising and marketing that was done, CoD is global franchise and I don't think the non core gamers that saw ads during his footbal game necessary payed attention to which platform the game was released on... The public at large is aware of the CoD brand ( the huge coverage the release got on TV and in the press helped that too)... |
i think you are blending too many theories to avoid a logical answer. You are thinking of cebras if you are trying to guess a Call of Duty rated M game sales are mostly attributed to moms and dads(the uninformed ones), buying it as a gift for their "childs" that are a bit overgrown AND happen to own a wii?.
So basically:
Most of MW sales are bought by uninformed parents to their 17+ year olds? Seriously?
Theres a noticeable chunk of the wii playerbase who are independent ,adults, got a wii for a or b reasons(such as the innovative control scheme), or Mario, but also like good shooters and the wii happens to have very good controls for such games. Is not too difficult to guess that out of the active 20 million users, some gotta buy COD.We can go all the way back to COD3 where the wii sales pretty much matched the PS3 sales. The COD franchise wasnt as huge back then, there were no TV ads pretty much.But you can find the origin of the franchise strenght on the wii market right there. COD3, WAW,MW. Basically, its a known franchise for wii owners, and they know it plays nicely with the wiimote.