Joystiq:
Though firm details about the terms of the Activision-Bungie partnership are still awfully slim, industry analyst extraordinaire Michael Pachter has given his two cents to Gamasutra about the financial potential of the merger, which should result in Activision earning a great deal more than two cents.
First, Pachter suggests this is a publishing partnership instead of a mere distribution agreement, which will increase Activision's profit margins from around 10 percent to anywhere between 15 and 20 percent on all of Bungie's titles. He estimates that, should the developer's future titles be as popular as its Halo franchise (which typically sold 10 million units a piece), they could as many as 15 million units by virtue of Bungie's new multiplatform ambitions. According to his calculations, should it sell 10 million units, Activision stands to make $65 million off the first successful Bungie title
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Love the pic :)
This guy seriously needs to STFU...
And in he swoops to weight in with his prophetic wisdom.
Where was your "Bungie will sign with Activision for 10 years" prediction?
I know we would have all laughed, but at least we'd take you seriously now.
I belive that Bungie's next title will either an RTS or an MMO.