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Anthem Tops IGN’s Traffic per Game During E3 Week
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I think the bigger news is Kingdom Hearts III above Fallout.
Or Jump Force above Smash.
What's going on?
Or Jump Force above Smash.
What's going on?
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Agreed, this list is surprising, especially since you would think Game Informer should have sucked up most of the Anthem traffic.
No call of duty? Is the series dead? Or just not what it used to be?
Black Ops 4 had most of its information drop back in May so understandably people most interested got what they were looking for already.
Or devil may cry 5. Two games ppl have been looking forward to for awhile. Although I guess this could explain why Capcom had such modest expectations for their earnings.
Guess I could also be somewhat surprised halo infinite and gears 5 isn't there either. Halo infinite looked mighty impressive to me. Can't wait to see more.
It's also mentioned in the tweet: "Remember, some games were revealed prior to E3 (Pokemon, CoD) and thus don't show up here."
DMC is not that big of a franchise.
2-4 million sellers.
cyberpunk and Jump Force were the only ones in MS show, right?
KH3 was in every conference
I didn't even notice their absence at E3. They should have shown off some battle royale gameplay or something.
Hmmm
Like I've said before, Anthem is the classic "ERA doesn't give a shit about it but will sell millions of copies and they won't understand why" game
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That is literally what it is, a traffic report. Some people in this thread are struggling to find a way for this not to be positive news for Anthem and Bioware.
Yup. Anthem and Cyberpunk are gonna be the next big things. Watch.
The biggest, most mainstream gaming site, yes, that is what it is indicative of.
Versus, well, ResetEra I guess.
What a bizarre thing to say.
P.S. No Microsoft exclusive on the list.
Very surprising, but I suppose it had a lot of contributing factors that helped it like being one of the first e3 games shown, it's multi platform, its a new RPG online co-op shooter like Destiny/Division, it's from a big Developer, it's pretty and it had a good showing last e3 and didn't add to it since leaving people very curious. Considering Cyberpunk was so close and is getting praised all around it'll likely stay close or switch to Cyberpunk by next week.
All the same I don't think what they showed off at E3 this time around was ground breaking or worthy of long term discussion. There's still room for them to prove the value of the game, mostly in showing off progression & end-game replayability, but so far there's no huge red flags turning people away (Other than lack of PvP and being an EA game).
All the same I don't think what they showed off at E3 this time around was ground breaking or worthy of long term discussion. There's still room for them to prove the value of the game, mostly in showing off progression & end-game replayability, but so far there's no huge red flags turning people away (Other than lack of PvP and being an EA game).
Some people were a bit annoyed that other people said the 2077 trailer reminded them of GTA. I on the other hand was so fucking happy to hear people make that kind of comparison. Because if CDPR can manage to make a hardcore rpg in a freaking cyberpunk setting, and then market that shit effectively and get the kind of people who play gta interested. Then holy shit will the salesnumbers be a thing of beauty
No, it does look bad!
But people saw Goku vs Naruto and lost their shit, as expected.
Not surprised to see Anthem at the top. It's gonna be huge.
It's basically mainstream appeal in a nutshell. Doesn't have to be a mechanically good game, or look visually amazing. You just need the basic elements that the mainstream audience knows and loves lol
Agreed. Anthem will be what that trash Destiny was supposed to be, and Cyberpunk is going to be GOTY whenever it launches no matter the competition.
