Indeed, although this does mean that at some point they will have to publish earnings. It’s possible that there’s already a document out there telling us how much the EGS deal was worth, although if there is, it’s not one of the ones in their webpage.
2 to 3 days really isnt that bad to restock. I've seen it take a week or 2.
Those documents are accesible for other titles? For example the last Exodus title
If it is, it should be somewhere in here - www.embracer.com/investors
www.pcgamer.com
Yeah. Came across this earlier. If it’s anything to go by, DS had already made a huge profit before the game had even released. That doesn’t help us with Shenmue 4 though unless they think they can make a similar deal with Epic next time around. Unfortunately, that will depend entirely on how well S3 sells on the EGS.For Control, via 505 games we have a figure for Epic exclusivity:
Epic paid $10.45 million for Control's exclusivity
According to a financial report from the parent company of publisher 505 Games.
Keep in mind this isnt some constant that all games are getting, this is just what control specifically got. We really dont know what most games get from the deal.For Control, via 505 games we have a figure for Epic exclusivity:
Epic paid $10.45 million for Control's exclusivity
According to a financial report from the parent company of publisher 505 Games.
I agree. It just seems like some people are being negative for the sake of being negative. The Shenmue Facebook page is miserable, they just keep posting negative opinions and articles.
Well, when does it release in China?
It's available on Epic already (although I don't know if that's available for mainland), and wegame preorders have just been announced few days ago
slow down there, only 1.5 million ps4's had been sold as of last year, after its 3 years on the market, its probably gone up some but not by much. (dont get mislead by the url, its 1.5 million when you click the link you just cant have a . in a url)
www.gamespot.com
www.gamesindustry.biz
slow down there, only 1.5 million ps4's had been sold as of last year, after its 3 years on the market, its probably done up some but not by much. (dont get mislead by the url, its 1.5 million when you click the link you just cant have a . in a url)
PS4 sold through 1.5 million units in China - System Wars - GameSpot
Congratulations Sony!Sony’s PlayStation 4 launched in China on March 20th, 2015 and since then has sold through nearly 1.5 million units in the region. Consoles are still pretty niche in China, despite this, Sony continues to make moves over there. O
And point 2 puts alot of perspective about how big pc gaming is over, or rather how niche it actually is compared to the market as a whole and how its losing prominence
Five misconceptions about the Chinese games market
No matter how much China's economy grows and how much media exposure it gets from around the globe, the country is stil…
China can help sales, but don't expect it to be an amazing savior for the franchise. Its probaby gonna be in the ball park of japan's market if not smaller.
I posted a bit about it in the 2nd half of my comment, but even PC games there are on a massive downard trend due to a variety of reasons, some from just the dramatically bigger interest in mobile, and also cause the politics of the region and the issues trying to bring in a game from outside the country. Even shenmue 3 has some censorship going into it such as refusing to say Ryo is from japan just "from a foreign country" and making the game take place in a fictional part of china rather than Guilin.
slow down there, only 1.5 million ps4's had been sold as of last year, after its 3 years on the market, its probably done up some but not by much. (dont get mislead by the url, its 1.5 million when you click the link you just cant have a . in a url)
PS4 sold through 1.5 million units in China - System Wars - GameSpot
Congratulations Sony!Sony’s PlayStation 4 launched in China on March 20th, 2015 and since then has sold through nearly 1.5 million units in the region. Consoles are still pretty niche in China, despite this, Sony continues to make moves over there. O
And point 2 puts alot of perspective about how big pc gaming is over there, or rather how niche it actually is compared to the market as a whole and how its losing prominence
Five misconceptions about the Chinese games market
No matter how much China's economy grows and how much media exposure it gets from around the globe, the country is stil…
China can help sales, but don't expect it to be an amazing savior for the franchise. Its probaby gonna be in the ball park of japan's market if not smaller.
