"@MidnightAura;c-16807635" wrote:
I’m curious to know what this 30 million entails. All dlc? Including console? Over four years the number isn’t that significant.
Single player games aren’t dead despite what EA want you to believe. Perhaps for them yes they want everyone playing a live service game because then they can charge you big $. In the bigger picture that is not the future of gaming. That’s EA’s tactics.
Red Dead Redemption 2 a single player offline game has sold over ten million copies in three days, smashed the record for the biggest launch in entertainment history and made sales of over $725 million dollars. In three days. Think where the numbers will be in three months.
As for a pack I regret? Cool kitchen I think.
Just expansions. The base game is at 10 million.
Let’s put it this way. The WHOLE Sims franchise (including console, spin offs, handheld etc) hit 100 million in 2007.
The Sims 4 has hit 40 million with the base game and Expansions alone.
Red Dead and GTA V, come from the “Adele” of the Gaming industry “Rockstar”. Which means they are a once in a lifetime act that sell more than even the biggest acts in the field. Adele’s selling the same amount of albums as some of the biggest artists of all time, and she’s doing it when music sales are on an all time low.
They built their audience by including controversial content over the years and now Rockstar is taking things more seriously with Red Dead.
Rockstar exist where they are now thanks to GTA, which got popular because it’s content is basically everything that’s illegal in the real world. And that audience then bleeds into Rockstars other franchise.
It’s not really a game or company that EA can compare to. If EA made an adult Sims that included content from GTA, it would be huge.