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12/26/08
12/26/08
I'm sure that these games are great, and like the Price of Persia 40$ price drop, after LESS then a month of being out, it could have been avoided if they came out in the MANY dead weeks throughout the year. I mean, between the dipping economy and the sheer VOLUME of other titles being released, how surprising is it that a few of them got left behind and already get price cuts? And, RE5 coming in a couple months will probably sell like hot-cakes. Granted, that does have a long line of games behind it, but so do most of the games that got a drop.
12/26/08
10/30/08
10/30/08
According to a Kotaku article covering a Forbes piece on Capcom [kotaku.com] Lost Planet cost $20mil to advertise. I don't watch much TV at all so I don't know the extent of advertisnig of either of these, but considering that Madden is very much a key title for EA, does this mean the numbers for one or the other are overblown? Or did they really not have to make a push as hard as Capcom did with Lost Planet?
10/30/08