Edge said:To make money, they would have to sell over a million at $50 US, and it's not going to happen for all of those titles.
What the next generation going to be like? $50 million a title?
Something is going to break, as this certainly cannot be sustained.
No wonder prices have increased this generation.
Nicked said:Yeah they do, thats $30-50/sale depending on title, retail price next-gen. Nintendo wouldn't be in the business if this wasn't so.
A large percentage of PS titles sold are published by Sony. Forgot the figures, but its significant. Not quite Nintendo numbers, but still.scooby_dooby said:bad comparison since N has horrible 3rd party support. PS2 has what 4000 games? How many are first party? like 1%? Seems to me the royalties on the other 99% of these games sold over 100million consoles would far outweigh profit from 1st party game sales.
Jabjabs said:I just realized this, 4000 games over 100 million PS2's with a tie in ratio of 10:1
That works out to 250,000 copies average per game, a lot of companies are going to be taking it hard this generation.
Jabjabs said:I just realized this, 4000 games over 100 million PS2's with a tie in ratio of 10:1
That works out to 250,000 copies average per game, a lot of companies are going to be taking it hard this generation.
Edge said:Note, in the Powerpoint presentation, you can move the Dragon/Rider picture, and this shows up:
Weird! Placeholder?
ROG27 said:Again, does anyone have access to this version of the trailer?
You can only see it for like a split second....mckmas8808 said:Does anyone here think that the dragon shown in the Project Offset demo video looks better than the dragon in Lair?
nintenho said:You can only see it for like a split second....
Okay, I'm probably mixing it up with something else.mckmas8808 said:Well not really, you see the PO dragon for like 8 seconds. Which do you think is better? I personally can't make up my mind yet.