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Old but still funny...
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I really wish Telltale wasn't a point and click game. Who the hell wants to point and click .Comment
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Capcom Wants Dragon's Dogma to Sell Ten Million
Capcom has high hopes for Dragon's Dogma.
In a recent interview, producer Hideaki Itsuno revealed that the publisher is hoping for international success with the title, pushing for ten million units to be sold worldwide.
"I don't know if other Japanese developers are trying to become more global, but I know we definitely are," Itsuno told Videogamer. "It's difficult, because we really want this game to sell ten million units worldwide. We want to sell a lot, and that's just something that we think we can do. We're not positive [it will be a success]. Of course it's a risk, but that's what we want - a challenge."
Notably, Dragon's Dogma will provide early access to the demo of Resident Evil 6, which is expected to give sales a noticeable boost. Regardless of worldwide success, Itsuno added that the company is confident sales in Japan will exceed one million units.
"In Japan, we can absolutely sell a million units. We know that's attainable," he said. "It's absolutely do-able. We have a kind of assurance that that will happen, but for worldwide that's not so much the case, and I think that's why a lot of Japanese developers are hesitant about going global. It's because they don't have that assurance that it'll be successful."
Itsuno concluded by saying that Dragon's Dogma is a dream come true for him. "When I was a child I always had this dream of making a realistic fantasy open world game, and now I'm able to make that dream a reality," he says. "It's a first for Capcom, so we really hope that it's received well. We're doing our best to make it a great game."
Dragon's Dogma will hit Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on May 22nd
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There's a big difference between the price of an arcade game at $10 or $15 and $2 off of a $25 game (series). Please don't try to say otherwise. And have you noticed that pretty much every arcade release that I have bitched about being too expensive at $15 dropped to $10 pretty quickly. Interesting.
My point is that they shouldn't call it a season pass then. Every other season pass up to this point, at least on consoles, has been at least 20-25% discount, maybe more. It's just dumb, especially considering jack shit has been released about the game. That trailer didn't show fuck all. So if I'm a customer, why risk plunking down $22.50 (SAVINGS OF $2.50 OFF THE RETAIL PRICE!) for a game I know shit about? Whereas I could wait and buy the first episode to see if it's worth a damn and go from there. Then if I do like it and what the rest the only thing I'm losing out on is a fucking McDonald's cheeseburger's worth of savings. It just seems like a shitty marketing decision. Whereas if they offered even 20% off, a lot more people would be enticed to jump in from the get go.
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Oh, I know. But they are basically trying to sell it like DLC when they refer to it as a "Season Pass". It's just shitty marketing all the way around.
But yeah, I'll just try it out when it's on sale or hopefully free on PS+.:dtrain:
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