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This thread by the Activision-Blizzard COO is one of the most desperate things. Not anyone else's fault the Halo show sucked.
The one area where the platform holders might lose out is that game fans who don’t use a given provider’s platform used to tune in to other shows during an all out macro gaming event, but may not bother when they are all separate and stick to the one they use. So they will be good vehicles to hype your existing audience rather than attract new people.
Just judging from activity in threads here, the Directs, SoPs and Microsoft’s new events that started this month don’t have the fanfare the shows used to get at E3. But maybe it’s just because the forum is quieter.Eh, I'm doubtful. That might apply to a physical convention, but for digital marketing, the other fan bases are never more than a mouse click and a compelling headline away. If anything, its probably easier for Nintendo to get Sony or Microsoft eyeballs online than at a physical convention, since visitors to a convention typically have schedules and planned events and whatnot; you don't only need to somehow attract interest, but enough interest to out compete other shows and events from their own existing fandom.
Nice. Is the series likely to continue after this? How much sales would it need?
Nice. Is the series likely to continue after this? How much sales would it need?
Oh right, great to hear.Nintendo isn't EA or ActiBlizz or Squeenix. They seem happy when a game hits a million. And really, that is the best the series has sold ever. And with the spinoff, I think Bayonetta is a solid Nintendo property now.
Microsoft keeps on giving Sony the middle finger.
The geniuses at Square Enix sold Lara Croft for NFT lunch money.*
* Square Enix CEO said in January in his techno-buzzword salad address that NFTs and blockchain are Square Enix's future.