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Yes, that's why I used them as my example, they're still in living memory and most of us remember how quickly they slashed the prices of those two because they were underperforming. They were expected to sell way better and EA didn't wait a year until they evaluated the total sales to see if they were successful or not, they did so within weeks which is perfectly normal because for most games, most sales will happen within the first few weeks. Of course there are always outliers and exceptions that bucks that trend.Yeah two notoriously bad games. One a new IP, another a new installment into a RPG universe that had emded 5 years ago. As far as I know Andromeda sold alright, too.
That new God of War seemed kind of cool and it sold well, what would you say was the half-life of interest* for that one? Three weeks before half of the customers had moved on to something else? The influx of new buyers won't offset people playing something else at that point.
*It's a dumb term that I just made up, but I can't come up with anything better, but you sort of understand what I mean right?