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[Rebecca Black likes DA2]

^ awesome chart by xkg

http://gamrreview.vg.../dragon-age-ii/

http://gamrreview.vg.../dragon-age-ii/

http://gamrreview.vg.../dragon-age-ii/

Week 7 USA
PC- 2,104
360- 5,908
PS3- 4,362

Week 8 USA
PC- 1,279
360- 4,759
PS3- 3,777

Ouch.

Modifié par Rebecca Black likes DA2, 06 mai 2011 - 05:17 .

[David Gaider]

Not to suggest anything beyond this, but if one is going to compare the sales of the two games one might also wish to take into account the fact that Origins was released shortly before Christmas. Beyond that, whatever extrapolations you wish to make are up to you.

[David Gaider]

Cowboy_christo wrote...
And also with actual competition during that time.

Despite the competition, it's simply a fact that games receive a huge boost during the Christmas season.

That and the fact that Origins also sold awesomely because it was an awesome game.

I doubt that kind of information is really what you're after, however, so I'll leave you to your discussion.

[David Gaider]

Siradix wrote...
Is Gaider trying to make us compare it to Awakening? They were both released March.

I'm just saying that if one is looking for data to serve as proof of anything other than confirmation bias, you might want to take more factors into account. I recognize that some folks are going to take any statement by a developer that isn't a mea culpa as some kind of "denial of the truth", but I'd say we're well aware of how DA2 is selling and how much of a success or failure that is for our company and Dragon Age's future potential. Whether the lesson we've learned is the one you think it should be will remain to be seen, I guess. Hopefully so.