Well there's Mass Effect 3 and oh yeah, this.why?
Well there's Mass Effect 3 and oh yeah, this.
It wasn't EA that forced them to f**k up ME3 after all.
If a company says anything related to that, then they're not worth it.
F**k Bioware.
Can't have one without the other :laugh:Most companies dream of attracting the sort of sales numbers that CoD has, they didn't directly mean they want casual/young immature gamers flocking to their titles. :laugh:
Can't have one without the other :laugh:
It's the massive marketing that's giving all those games the attention, plus the fact that they're all FPSs helps their case too.Thing with those gamers is they are always flocking to the newest thing (newest CoD, TitanFall, Battlefield, Destiny). However they quickly move between them as another title releases.
This new IP is an interesting direction I I'm interested to see & hear more about it.
It's the massive marketing that's giving all those games the attention, plus the fact that they're all FPSs helps their case too.
But I'm not touching anything Bioware related ever again, at least not brand new, anyone who states they want the masses is not worth supporting, it just leads to more unoriginal, dumbed down, story heavy bores.
All it really comes down to is marketing, it worked for Mass Effect 2, ME1 didn't have much marketing and sold ok, but ME2 had TV trailers and the like and sold way better, yet Bioware still thought it sold better cause they removed the Mako segments and made it more accessible, when it was in fact the marketing that caused the sales.Many don't state it but all the big developers want a piece of that pie & to get franchises that are as recognisable as those series.
The trailer is surprisingly vague.
If that is the case, then it did it's job pretty well I'm intrigued.It's only a teaser trailer.
I think it would've been more impressive if the trailer was CG.