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True. But didn't microsoft just buy the game and not build it?It is still the best selling Xbox console in the same time frame, so it's not a Sega Saturn situation at all. Besides, 2022 was sustained solely by game pass and smaller scale projects, no big AAA games means less revenue etc.
Hi-Fi is already topping Steam best sellers in revenue and 2 big first party AAA games releasing between now and May. The revenue will flow.
True. But didn't microsoft just buy the game and not build it?
I don't want to upset you, but these numbers are clearly not going to bring in much revenue for Microsoft.It is still the best selling Xbox console in the same time frame, so it's not a Sega Saturn situation at all. Besides, 2022 was sustained solely by game pass and smaller scale projects, no big AAA games means less revenue etc.
Hi-Fi is already topping Steam best sellers in revenue and 2 big first party AAA games releasing between now and May. The revenue will flow.
It was working on Ghostwire and HiFi at the time of acquisitionThey bought Bethesda in 2020, it's 2023. I don't think Bethesda were just sitting on a complete game for 3 years, no ?
Pitching an idea =/= active development. Tango was working on Ghostwire at the time of acquisition.
I don't want to upset you, but these numbers are clearly not going to bring in much revenue for Microsoft.
Max peak: 4000 total
It was working on Ghostwire and HiFi at the time of acquisition
Covid hit studios hard. even sony with budget and team sizes was massively impacted. Horizon, GT, GoW, all release over a year and more when they supposed to release those games.Steam is one of 3 platforms the game is selling on, besides I didn't say Hi-Fi will break revenue records, it's a small game. But it's the first of many first party games coming this year. Mo' games, mo' money.
And it was continuing to develop it until 2 days ago. 3 years into the acquisition. You see where I'm going with this right ?
Covid hit studios hard. even sony with budget and team sizes was massively impacted. Horizon, GT, GoW, all release over a year and more when they supposed to release those games.
so pretend like Tango while developed both games 3+ years wasn't impacted massively if just fallacy.
yeah, i see where you are going with this
March 2021 to January 2023 is 3 years?
The sale was announced in September 2020, closed in March 2021.
Yes, it's almost 3 years since MS bought Bethesda. 2 and a half for you.
You think that MS ran Bethesda from September 2020?The sale was announced in September 2020, closed in March 2021.
Yes, it's almost 3 years since MS bought Bethesda. 2 and a half for you.
You think that MS ran Bethesda from September 2020?
If that's the case are they running Activision now?
Where did I claim that it was complete in 2020? I said it was in development at the time of purchase.But you're also suggesting they had been sitting on a near complete build of Hi-Fi since 2020 and didn't do much development in the next 2 years after the acquisition.
Seems like we're both making some absurd claims here
Where did I claim that it was complete in 2020? I said it was in development at the time of purchase.
I said it was in development, I never said how far along it was. Considering pre-production is part of development and considering the director said he pitched it in 2017 I'm guessing it started between 2017 and February 2021. The director of HiFi Rush directed TEW2 not Ghostwire so he led another team while Ghostwire was made. Mikami admitted he had tried a playable build of Hifi in March 2022.Do you know how far along it was in development ? Tango is a one game studio, so I find it hard to believe they were doing much active development other than concept art etc when most of their staff was busy working on Ghostwire. Which was announced in 2019 and shipped in 2022 itself.
But anyway, why are we even talking about that. It's a game from a studio that has been a first party for a long while now. Nothing coming out of it should have been expected to be multi-platform, unless it was something explicitly announced ala Ghostwire.
Dude.The sale was announced in September 2020, closed in March 2021.
Yes, it's almost 3 years since MS bought Bethesda. 2 and a half for you.