I've seen Xbox fanboys already say that they would refuse to buy it since they feel disrespected over the port taking so long. Lmao
Baldurs gate 3 says otherwise. Game is still a mess on xbox.Of course it is. Have the fanboys not figured this out yet? Sales are worth more than fanboy wars.
As both Xbox and ps5 are closer than ever to a PC, it makes them similar. Porting games between consoles is no longer a monumental task.
Exactly. By the time the whole trilogy is done xbox may not even be a physical thing,By the time the whole trilogy is out, Xbox will be out as well....
MS should buy Square Enix.
Sony is the one funding/marketing these games...so they're definitely aware of it. Square has made more Nintendo exclusives in that same time frame, should Nintendo consider buying Square?FF7 Intergrade
Forspoken
FF16
FF7 Rebirth
Foamstars
SquareEnix have basically carried the PS5 with 5 games. I hope Sony is fully aware of this
Corny covert portbegging, Xbox is irrelevant, PC don't buy day 1 enough to justify day 1 ports, they'll only buy it on a discount anyway so they can wait.Why? it's a dumpster fire other than FF14 they got nothing but Dragon Quest selling good in Japan and that's it, they barely got FF7r off the ground to sell good enough for the 2nd part to be delivered on one platform AGAIN, heck PS5 user base is a lot smaller than PS4s when FF7r came out, meanwhile Capcom got their games on every platform and enjoy amazing net profits every year, Heck Konami is even bigger than SE and they barely released anything since MGS5
Corny covert portbegging, Xbox is irrelevant, PC don't buy day 1 enough to justify day 1 ports, they'll only buy it on a discount anyway so they can wait.
PC players do buy day 1. Just needs to be good and have mass appeal. See cyberpunk, BG3, Witcher 3, Fallout, elder scrolls etc.Sony is the one funding/marketing these games...so they're definitely aware of it. Square has made more Nintendo exclusives in that same time frame, should Nintendo consider buying Square?
Corny covert portbegging, Xbox is irrelevant, PC don't buy day 1 enough to justify day 1 ports, they'll only buy it on a discount anyway so they can wait.
FFVII Remake alone is better than anything MS ever released and likely ever will release.Why? it's a dumpster fire other than FF14 they got nothing but Dragon Quest selling good in Japan and that's it, they barely got FF7r off the ground to sell good enough for the 2nd part to be delivered on one platform AGAIN, heck PS5 user base is a lot smaller than PS4s when FF7r came out, meanwhile Capcom got their games on every platform and enjoy amazing net profits every year, Heck Konami is even bigger than SE and they barely released anything since MGS5
FFVII Remake alone is better than anything MS ever released and likely ever will release.
Witcher 3 did not sell that well day 1, it didn't start to pick up sales until it went on sale.... BG3 and CP2077 are the only cases, and BG3 was PC early access for years which inflated sales. Skyrim and Fallout are probably the same, those games all drop to $5.PC players do buy day 1. Just needs to be good and have mass appeal. See cyberpunk, BG3, Witcher 3, Fallout, elder scrolls etc.
And it has to be cheap on some key reseller site exploiting regional discounts and/or stolen credit cards.PC players do buy day 1. Just needs to be good and have mass appeal. See cyberpunk, BG3, Witcher 3, Fallout, elder scrolls etc.
BG3 sold 2 million in early access. It sold at least 10 million after EA just on Steam.The number is probably much higher. Elden Ring, Hogwarts legacy, GTA 5 etc. Plenty of strong day 1 sales for games on PC. Saying PC gamers don't buy enough on day 1 is silly. Just depends on the IPWitcher 3 did not sell that well day 1, it didn't start to pick up sales until it went on sale.... BG3 and CP2077 are the only cases, and BG3 was PC early access for years which inflated sales. Skyrim and Fallout are probably the same, those games all drop to $5.
There's zero actual evidence to support thatBG3 sold 2 million in early access. It sold at least 10 million after EA just on Steam.
BG3 sold 2 million in early access. It sold at least 10 million after EA just on Steam.The number is probably much higher. Elden Ring, Hogwarts legacy, GTA 5 etc. Plenty of strong day 1 sales for games on PC. Saying PC gamers don't buy enough on day 1 is silly. Just depends on the IP
Would you consider Larian CEO Swen Vincke a credible source?There's zero actual evidence to support that
The ambitious scope of Baldur’s Gate 3 was made possible by another unusual move. In October 2020, Larian put the game into early-access mode, allowing players to buy and play through an unfinished version of its first act. More than 2.5 million people went on to purchase the game, which allowed it to stay financially viable even as the scope expanded and the development dragged on. Whereas most big-budget video games shy away from such moves because it can set a bad first expectation and muddle the final release, the decision worked for Baldur’s Gate 3, Vincke said, by letting players experiment with the game’s characters and systems without spoiling the entire story.
There's zero actual evidence to support that
Would you consider Larian CEO Swen Vincke a credible source?
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None of this shows 10m sales just on Steam.....PC kids have selective hearing (reading).Home
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actually sold 2.5 in early access. Every estimate of BG3 copies sold on steam or PC alone is 10 million. But PC gamers do buy games day 1. Just concede. It was a dumb take.
BG3 sold 2 million in early access. It sold at least 10 million after EA just on Steam.
Where is evidence of 10m sales just on Steam?There's zero actual evidence to support that
And I already pointed out that being in early access for years inflated sales, 2.5m after 3 years of early access is not impressive......BG3 and CP2077 are the only cases, and BG3 was PC early access for years which inflated sales