mayham2199
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Just ahead of Indiana jones.That's a million more players than AC Shadows LMAO
Just ahead of Indiana jones.That's a million more players than AC Shadows LMAO
let's be fair now, neither does GP...But, Ubi+ is definitely not even close in subs.Does it have 30 million subscribers?
Lol, I always forget (subconscious denial maybe) that Obsidian is MS property know. You're completly right.I just meant it won't be the same company developing it
The business deal you refer to is irrelevant since both Obsidian and Bethesda are subsidiaries of Xbox Game Studios
I'm probably one of the few people that can't get into this game. Couldn't then still can't now.
I hadn't thought that it actually might make it easier, but you could be right. I was looking at another way, but I honestly don't know how this shit works.Lol, I always forget (subconscious denial maybe) that Obsidian is MS property know. You're completly right.
Then it should be even easier to make a NV remaster happen...if the will to do so manifested itself of course.
Time will tell I guess. But if FO3 turns out to be another money printing release I'd be suprised if MS doesn't try to force the matter, one way or another.
Myself, I barely played games from 2000 to 2010. Got a ps3 then but just missed oblivion. Loved fallout 3 but didn't try oblivionDamn! I've been seeing more posts like yours and they make me jealous. Hope you have a ton of fun! Game's full of jank, but if you are able to embrace it there's something special there.
Only one of them is on gamepass, but I imagine you knew that already.
Well that's good to hear that it kept most of the charm. And for how much content the game has, $50 is still solid. I heard Unreal 5 could jank it a bit though, so I was wondering about that tooWant to hate but hot damn this is the best remaster I've ever played. Literally looks like a whole new Elder Scrolls game, but retains all of the beautiful jank of Oblivion, giving you the best of both worlds. Currently my GOTY.
It has no meaning which is why it's entertaining to see who uses the "players" metric instead of the financially concrete "units sold" metrici would like to understand the metric used to define "player", its 4 million players playing the game right now or is 4 million ppl that downloaded the game and played for at least 10 min ???
what does this number means ?
You start the game on any platform = you're a player, there's nothing confusing about it.i would like to understand the metric used to define "player", its 4 million players playing the game right now or is 4 million ppl that downloaded the game and played for at least 10 min ???
what does this number means ?
These are also the people this unconventional approach to marketing might struggle to reach at all. With how well it's doing I wonder if they might decide it's worth deploying some traditional marketing.I'd expect a couple more million to be added to that over the weekend. Much of the audience for this game are casual millenials who work 9 to 5.
That's a million more players than AC Shadows LMAO
But 63 million less than Mario Kart 8 Deluxe though
gamepass numbers... so nothing to write home aboutThat's a million more players than AC Shadows LMAO
Hmm, I wonder what the non-gamepass numbers are. I bought it for PS5 and I am re-enjoying the game. I think I have played it more now so far than when it first came out. I have more free time these days.gamepass numbers... so nothing to write home about
I'd agree that one is most in need of a remake but it sounds like Bethesda are working on this in house.Hopefully Fallout 3 is the next remaster. I love it but its so dated at this point
Nonsense comparisons of course, I thought that was the gameAnd that's 300 million less than Minecraft, what's the point again?
What constitutes a success nowadays? Is it engagement numbers or sales? Sales should always be the only metric for success for non free to play games, but alas Microsoft is trying to flip the script by saying "4 million players have played this certain game".I think you're missing the point. It's a disingenuous comparison. People are still twisting themselves into knots trying to prove AC Shadows was somehow a failure, even in completely unrelated threads such as this, despite all evidence pointing otherwise. I really don't get it.
Let's be real here. This was a GOTY awarded 94 Metacritic game in 2006. Now it's the same awesome game upgraded with UE5 visuals and gameplay improvements. And for people in the 20s it's literally like a new The Elder Scrolls since they were to young for Oblivion when it released, and the last one they played was released 14 years ago.It still surprises me that a game with this gameplay from 20 years ago, which was already bad at the time without mods, is so successful at full price.
Hopefully Fallout 3 is the next remaster. I love it but its so dated at this point