Many game franchises, like Mario Kart, Halo and Call of Duty to name a few, are well known for their above average multiplayer experience. These types of games generally lead to hundreds, if not thousands, of hours of gameplay over the course of each games lifetime. The appealing thing about online play is that every game is different experience...
Yes, it is once again tail time, thanks to Limited Run Games.
Tormeted Souls II has its apparent flaws, but it also happens to be a great horror game and throwback title to the classic survival horror days.
Overture is the prequel/DLC to one of the best Soulslikes, 2023's retelling of the Pinocchio story, Lies of P.
If you've got a title that's an average affair it only seems fair that it doesn't get the sales as a quality title. It's a competitive market, what the hell is to be expected?
Ask them to stop making good games then /s
We can only hope that the companies involved will find a way to fix their mistake of accidentally providing tremendous value to their customers.
they cut off xbox live for the og xbox, poor silly console players.
everyone always seems to forget about gamefly/netflix when it comes to media sales. why am I going to be pay 60 for a could be so-so game/movie when I could rent it. there are still a few franchises I will pick up day one at the store, but we have been burned way too many times to continue that cycle.
I remember buying 2-3 copies of games on the ps1/ps2 back in the day due to normal wear and tear, scratches, etc... now with the ps3 blu ray discs you have to attempt to damage the disc which reduces the number of sales due to that fact alone.
I can totally see the lack of sales due to a cult following of a game. Take ps2 Socom-2 for example. Two new games were released for that franchise and there were still more people playing the older game. That game very rarely left my ps2, with the exception of a few new must have releases.