How well is MEA selling?

Kind of shame the amount of fake news, down right lies, and memes-as-fact are probably what sunk this game. If the salrs numbers are accurate

So was I, but it does have three things going for it.

1) First major FPS of the year.

2) Tom Clancy name being a part of it.

3) Was released on all consoles sans the Wii early in the month, vs late in the month.

It's narrative is hot garbage, but open world apparently is popular enough to push it through.

hah.

Both Zelda and Ghost Recon released far, far earlier in March than MEA. The Eurogamer article states that MEA is the second best seller in the series behind ME3 and actual sales figures haven't been released.

So, no. Not a "confirmation".

So let me get this straight:

These numbers exclude all digital sales on PC, so pretty much every copy sold on PC.
These numbers only include digital sales for the USA. Now, this might be a shocker, but there's a lot more countries on this world than just the USA.

I'm glad for you that you felt really happy for a while though.

I doubt they're only going to look at the sales numbers from U.S. sales when deciding they met their sales projections. The article says, specifically, those numbers are from U.S. sales.

Edit to add, the article also only tracks U.S. revenue for March. That excludes Canada for North American sales.

They definitely can even though the old lot are not really around and this seems to be a newer crew.

They can learn from MEA and the DLCs and lay down a good foundation for MEA 2. I still remember the pain of DA 2 it was terrible. Almost every wrong choice was made compared to DAO. But and i know some don't see it but DAI was just mind blowing compared to DA 2 but it still had issues.

Alot of things were learnt from the past and it set a good foundation. Now they will take what was learnt from DAI for DAI 2.

The last DLC of DAI was sooo good it was a glimpse into the next game almost.


I believe in the same for MEA 2 as long as we remind them of what works and what really doesn't.

I.E Unable to board the tempest while on the planet.

Then they just need to show they Learnt from past mistakes instead of hiding from them or denying them.

I think comparing games that were released 2-3 weeks before MEA is unfair. MEA had about 1 week in March for sales, whereas HZD had the entire month, BOTW almost the entire month,and GR:W had 3.5 weeks. That just seems wrong to compare those numbers. I mean if you want to twist facts around to support your narrative, that's fine. You can feel comfy and cozy in your hate-bubble surrounded by your sales numbers for MEA and your statistics of the increase in childhood vaccines and autism. If you want to actually get real data and make real correlations sometime, I look forward to it.

Here's total sales for the trilogy.  Looks like PC represents the smallest segment by far.  Seeing as EA continues to base their estimates (3m first week) on that data, I don't think digital has made up that huge difference in sales.  Plus, Origin sales would be WAY less than Steam sales.

Feels good though - sales SHOULD be down based on what was offered.  I know that upsets you, buts it's ok - hopefully this means Andromeda 2 will be a lot better.


www.vgchartz.com/article/250066/mass-effect-a-sales-history/

Compare those sales to ME3 sales then - 890k within 24 hours of release in the US.  Andromeda might reach that in its entire 2 week March run.

gamerant.com/mass-effect-3-sales-ea-benk-137689/

I like how you completely glance over the fact that there are indeed more countries on this world than the USA to pretend as if you somehow still have a point.

Funny man.

P.s. the game isn't sold on Steam. Had to throw in a little lie there, didn't you? Cutie.

Yeah there's a lot of other countries besides the US, but the US is by far the largest market for video games.