I believe they mean it got announced later for physical on xbox. The ps4 retail version was announced when the old blood was announced. The xbox retail version was announced a few weeks after that.
Prediction?
50% PS4, 40% Xbone and rest is PC.
I believe they mean it got announced later for physical on xbox. The ps4 retail version was announced when the old blood was announced. The xbox retail version was announced a few weeks after that.
So far, the only time it's been 'interesting' is when it's called Call of Duty.
Marketing rights is ineffective without utilising those rights effectively.
Despite being the 3rd installment already witcher will be new for many, so this would be the chance to brand it as an Xbox-game.
Everyone knows that call of duty is multiplat anyway.
Prediction?
50% PS4, 40% Xbone and rest is PC.
So far, the only time it's been 'interesting' is when it's called Call of Duty.
Marketing rights is ineffective without utilising those rights effectively.
Has MS taken that chance though? I don't live in UK, but I'm not seeing the same 'narrative' that carried the Destiny release, where people were talking about it as a 'PS4 game', even though it's multiplat.
Granted, it's all perception, so maybe I'm completely out-of-touch.
Anyway, MS has a Witcher bundle for Europe, so let's see how that does, since charts tracks bundurus.
Agree, but this would be MS's fault to not feature it. Maybe it's the lack of guns.
Wondered for a second how a Witcher bundle should have an impact on Batman...Heh, possibly. They did the same with DA:I.
The Witcher 3 ads do end with the XB1 tag, but since that now happens with every game with one console or another, it lessens the impact of branding a game for one format. They really should do an official bundle with boxart, as I think that will have an impact on Batman.
I'll be honest I wasn't expecting FFX to make the top 30.
Yeah, it couldn't have arrived with less fanfare.
I think we're looking at a depressingly low sales week in all.
It'll be a test of whether that makes any or much impact in UK/PAL. I'm guessing not or at least so minimal it will hardly matter.Witcher will be interesting as MS has the marketing rights.
It'll be a test of whether that makes any or much impact in UK/PAL. I'm guessing not or at least so minimal it will hardly matter.
Prediction?
50% PS4, 40% Xbone and rest is PC.
Have there been much advertising for Witcher? Haven't seen any tbh didn't see any for DA:I either feel like MS have given up some regions already.
I live in Sweden btw.
I'm not sure you can say that quite so conclusively. We saw with Destiny that co-marketing does have an impact when done properly; Watch Dogs was another good example, too.
Honestly, I just think Sony's much better at it than Microsoft, which is a stark turnaround from the previous generation. I also think, and I may be making sweeping assumptions here, but I feel like the audience for a game like The Witcher 3 is more likely to be on PlayStation.
In some ways, that makes the game a good pick-up for Microsoft - but if it does nothing to enforce the partnership (and let's be honest here, PlayStation Access has been putting out more coverage than the Xbox channels) then it won't move the needle for them.
On the other hand a console with free games shows, that the games are also enjoyable and playable on Xbox.I wonder how much it'll hurt Microsoft's software sales in the future when they've attracted customers with offering them deals and free games up front. Are these the consumers that spend the extra cash for games? Software sales tend to skew towards Sony on everything except Call of Duty (and even then not that much if at all).
Where on TV or gaming sites etc?I've seen absolutely loads in the UK.
Where on TV or gaming sites etc?
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M bombed so hard that no-one noticed its absence.
(It's 4th on the 3DS chart)
Where on TV or gaming sites etc?
On the other hand a console with free games shows, that the games are also enjoyable and playable on Xbox.
If you read some comments and discussions about how a game looks on PS4 vs XboxOne you could come to the conclusion that they are completely ugly and unplayable on Xbox.
Surprised Spain didn't stick to Project Cars
Code Name: S.T.E.A.M bombed so hard that no-one noticed its absence.
(It's 4th on the 3DS chart)
BIU LTD sales awards (Germany) for April 2015:
>200,000
[PS4] DRIVECLUB
[PC] GTAV
[3DS] SUPER SMASH BROS.
>100,000
[PS4] BATTLEFIELD HARDLINE
[XB1] FIFA 15
The PS4 version of FIFA 15 reached >500,000 in November 2014 for reference.
I'm pretty sure FIFA 15 is the second title to have sold more than 100k in Germany so far, after GTAV in March this year.
edit: For Week 20 I can't find anything more than
01 [PS4] THE WITCHER 3
02 [PS4] PROJECT CARS
Nice to see DriveClub selling 200k in Germany alone. Bundles counted in these sales? Still great number though. I guess DriveClub should be above 1.5million+ WW(counting digital sales) by now.
Was wondering if witcher 3 would be number 1 with it being sold since friday almost everywhere.edit: For Week 20 I can't find anything more than
01 [PS4] THE WITCHER 3
02 [PS4] PROJECT CARS
Was wondering if witcher 3 would be number 1 with it being sold since friday almost everywhere.
Yeah, Week 20 sales are up until the 16th.
Anyway, got a bit more:
01 [PS4] THE WITCHER 3
02 [PS4] PROJECT CARS
03 [PS4] FFX/X-2 HD
04 [PC] THE WITCHER 3
05 ?
06 [PS4] WOLFENSTEIN: THE OLD BLOOD
07 ?
08 [XB1] THE WITCHER 3
09 ?
10 [PC] WOLFENSTEIN: THE OLD BLOOD
How did TW3 enter the charts? Isn't it supposed to launch in Week 21?
Shops not caring about street dates.
And they report the sales to GFK? That will piss publishers/marketers, no?
Saturn shelves were full with all versions. They don't care.And they report the sales to GFK? That will piss publishers/marketers, no?
Don't know about bundles. Data is form GfK so I'd assume so.
Figures for DC also include digital sales. It's not always mentioned so I don't know if it sometimes just is retail, and if they just forget to mention it. BF:H didn't mention it, for instance.
Don't know about bundles. Data is form GfK so I'd assume so.
Figures for DC also include digital sales. It's not always mentioned so I don't know if it sometimes just is retail, and if they just forget to mention it. BF:H didn't mention it, for instance.
And they report the sales to GFK? That will piss publishers/marketers, no?
It's up to the publisher to provide digital sales. So when there is a award to get, pubs sometimes give digital sales numbers to BIU. BIU should always mention this, cause it's nothing that you can overlook, by just copying GFK numbers.
As for bundles I don't know. media control/GFK charts don't include bundled games, though.