Grand Falls, North Dakota? How does that place have the most preorders?
Then again, what else are you going to do in North Dakota?
Then again, what else are you going to do in North Dakota?
I said 2010, not 2009. Dragon Age is already out. It's not coming out next year as well as this year... Unless they do a GOTY edition.Amnestic said:Because a November release alongside two other high-grade titles (Assassin's Creed 2, Dragon Age: Origins) not to mention other releases up to the Christmas period will all be vying for spots on young lad's and lass' present lists. When your mother tells you you can only have one game off your list of choices, it's risky for sales of a new IP when you're going up against either teams who have been in the RPG making industry for years (Bioware) or sequels to much loved and desired games (MW2, AC2).Catkid906 said:Why did they delay games to Spring? Why not Christmas 2010? Presumabley, we would have far less HUGE releases, and if there is a new COD, it'll be made by Treyarch, and who gives two things about them?
Tweens, thats who...
Super Mario Bros 1... 40 Million sales.Amnestic said:That's really not that hard. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_best-selling_video_games]Malicious said:I am so gonna buy that game, its sales will top GTA IV and WoW the way its looking.
Apologies, read over the year. Brainfart, sorry.Catkid906 said:I said 2010, not 2009. Dragon Age is already out. It's not coming out next year as well as this year... Unless they do a GOTY edition.Amnestic said:Because a November release alongside two other high-grade titles (Assassin's Creed 2, Dragon Age: Origins) not to mention other releases up to the Christmas period will all be vying for spots on young lad's and lass' present lists. When your mother tells you you can only have one game off your list of choices, it's risky for sales of a new IP when you're going up against either teams who have been in the RPG making industry for years (Bioware) or sequels to much loved and desired games (MW2, AC2).Catkid906 said:Why did they delay games to Spring? Why not Christmas 2010? Presumabley, we would have far less HUGE releases, and if there is a new COD, it'll be made by Treyarch, and who gives two things about them?
Tweens, thats who...
One of those Pre-Orders would also be for me, lol.JokerboyJordan said:One of those under-age pre-orders would be from me, on play.comThe_root_of_all_evil said:I wonder how many of those pre-orders are for people under 18.
I also wonder how many of those will be happily fulfilled.
Yay for parents' credit cards!
Also if I don't receive my game on day of release because of the postage strikes I'll be pissed.
So you're proud of the fact that you're breaking 2 laws under your mother's guise to get a game that's had the good stuff taken out of; and you're publicly broadcasting this.Maikan Bacon said:One of those Pre-Orders would also be for me, lol.
But i'm taking me mother to the midnight release at the Game store in my town, but i'm getting it for £35 as my mother knows a dude that works in there and he's using his staff discount for me. EPIX WINZ.
Theoretically, not reeeally breaking the law if we're honest here; age ratings are mroe "guide lines" we all know it.The_root_of_all_evil said:So you're proud of the fact that you're breaking 2 laws under your mother's guise to get a game that's had the good stuff taken out of; and you're publicly broadcasting this.Maikan Bacon said:One of those Pre-Orders would also be for me, lol.
But i'm taking me mother to the midnight release at the Game store in my town, but i'm getting it for £35 as my mother knows a dude that works in there and he's using his staff discount for me. EPIX WINZ.
...Amazing... Kotick was right. What a depressing thought.
Now you know your pushing itMaikan Bacon said:Theoretically,
So's the ones for alcohol, tobacco, knives, glue...not reeeally breaking the law if we're honest here; age ratings are mroe "guide lines" we all know it.
He's under a legal obligation not to use the discount, she's under a legal obligation not to buy it for you. You're not actually breaking the law at all, but they are on your behalf.and theoretically, my mums friend is doing a favour, and my mum is buying the game and gifting it to me.... where's the law broken here?
In the UK: Legal age to buy tobacco: 18. Legal age to smoke it: 16.The_root_of_all_evil said:Now you know your pushing itMaikan Bacon said:Theoretically,
So's the ones for alcohol, tobacco, knives, glue...not reeeally breaking the law if we're honest here; age ratings are mroe "guide lines" we all know it.
The whole staff discount thing.... despite legal obligation we all know it happens in one way or another everywhere. I went into Costa Coffee the other day and ordered two medium hot chocolates, I pay for two medium, the guy behind him who makes the drinks is my good friend, he makes me two large hot chocolates. Yes, a lesser example, but he wasn't legally obliged, he did it out of friendship...He's under a legal obligation not to use the discount, she's under a legal obligation not to buy it for you. You're not actually breaking the law at all, but they are on your behalf.and theoretically, my mums friend is doing a favour, and my mum is buying the game and gifting it to me.... where's the law broken here?
Oh I do, I was in pubs way before 18. Just saying that MW's greatest pre-orders of all time isn't exactly within the rules, given that all the teens that can't buy it officially are doing it under the counter.Maikan Bacon said:Rules are there to be broken, live a little. lol.
I like your style. But we digress.The_root_of_all_evil said:Oh I do, I was in pubs way before 18.