By then end of the year, highly doubtful,considering it can only sell 10 million if basically everyone with a 360 buys it, which probably won't happen. A ton of people will buy it, but not enough, quickly enough.Strubes said:plus..the people who didn't preorder it will end up outnumbering the people who preordered it anyway.
fhqwhgads said:But not everyone will actually get their preorder.
Homicidal Cherry53 said:By then end of the year, highly doubtful,considering it can only sell 10 million if basically everyone with a 360 buys it, which probably won't happen. A ton of people will buy it, but not enough, quickly enough.
EDIT: Halo 3=best seller 2008?
Even better, I'll make a point. I walk into a store tomorrow. I say that I want to preorder Halo 3. I do it. I don't pick it up. Wow, do I defy the laws of physics or what?Hinesmdc said:look up the word preorder
hardware=/=software.fhqwhgads said:And that did happen with the PS3 and Wii in certain areas.
Homicidal Cherry53 said:hardware=/=software.
Software rarely sells out, and if it does, it doesn't stay sold out for long.
fhqwhgads said:Yes, I pointed that out before. I was more saying preorders aren't always filled. What was the last piece of software to sell out?
fhqwhgads said:Hmm, yeah, probably. Maybe seven million by the week's end.
That's because Halo 3's almost double the price. It would only have to sell 6 million or so to catch up in revenue, so its not a very fair comparison.SpartanEvolved said:Halo 3 will make more money than Diamond and Pearl did, even if it doesn't sell more copies.
No, it will have greater revenue. Halo 3 also costs more to make than Diamond and Pearl, so it will generate more revenue, but we don't know if it will generate greater profits, because Halo 3 costs a lot more to produce and distribute.SpartanEvolved said:The video game business is a business. Businesses are all about the money. I think pointing out that Halo 3 will make a lot more money is perfectly valid.