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Making games aint cheap thats for damn sure. There's a reason they stopped making movie tie in games and middle-ware in general. All the lower A tier companies are looking to sell. The risk is crazy high. If AEW made a mistake it was developing a video game to begin with. Its a rough market with extreme risk.
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They’re also severely over budget even for a game.
You make fine points Destor, but it’s not 2000 anymore. Yukes are developing a game that has to fit old systems. They’re also doing it to the direction of a fan and someone who has no prior experience with game development. The roster is going to be extremely limited and out of date. That feeling of “Wow! I get to play as (insert person here)” is not going to be there. Almost everyone is going to have a favorite that doesn’t make the cut. Their move sets are also going to likely be limited compared to how they actually wrestle. The Yukes games in the 90’s and 00’s pushed wrestling games forward. These ones are chasing that time. It’s a big artistic difference. |
The roster of every wrestling game is out of date. They cut off roster additions months before release. Thats just how they're made.
I don't know why you think movesets will be limited. Do you know something we don't? |
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Didn’t they come out and confirm that wrestlers will have a strong grab and a weak grab and basically 4 moves that come from that? Who wrestles like that in AEW? |
You don't play a lot of wrestling games do you? Most games have a weak/strong grab system, including the ones fight forever is influenced by. Weak grapples are early match moves like headlocks and arm drags and strong grapples give you your powerbombs and superkicks.
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nerf thinks he is shitting on aew, but is just bringing up problems with all wrestling games.
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Noid getting clowned by people who actually know about video games is just the sweetener I needed for my coffee this morning.
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This has turned into another classic AEW argument. The game being good is not even the issue. It's another thing like the TV rights deal, where people who are Pro AEW are greatly overestimating how profitable the game will be. AEW's entire existence has been "oh they are about to be making SOOOOOO much money, LFG!!!" and any other outcome is just stupid people who do not understand anything.
No Mercy sold over 1 million copies at a time 10 million people were watching wrestling weekly. Yes there had to be some crossover of people who bought that didnt watch wrestling, but in the overall scenario probably not a statistical significance. What is honestly a good projection for sales? I am fairly confident it wont be this giant windfall of profits AEW likes to pretend it will be, but really what is the likely number willing to buy the game? |
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To be fair, most people are distancing themselves from the idea of this game being profitable. It’s just a nice thing the company is doing because they care. The new line is that fans just want the game is fun to play. There is some “at least it’s not 2k!” It’s the last rung to grab on the way down and people will hold onto it for as long as they can. Projection for sales is 3. |
There’s more AEW backstage drama:
Jungle Boy did the predictable thing and tried to mock CM Punk at the media scrum (you knew some unimaginative fuck would try and do it on behalf of The Elite). Colten Gunn then commented on a photo of JB saying the kid wants to be a Gunn so bad. JB then said he’d rather be booked for the PPV. Gunn said that if he changed with The Bucks and stayed up to 6am partying with the boss he might. That damn CM Punk still causing problems. At least this one implying Tony Khan has a problem is probably just a work to make the company look bad. |
The thing that gets me is that AEW apologists (who have immediately gone after The Gunns of course) are claiming nepotism being the only reason they got there. Lots of “they’re only there because they’re Billy kids.” Um…Jack Perry? Never mind that The Gunns have earned their stripes and being the son of Billy Gunn isn’t exactly going to be the red carpet AEW marks are making it out to be. It might get you a look, but assumptions might be that you are automatically horrible lol.
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The company's bottom line on the project means little to me. The game's profitability only matters to me in the sense that if I like the game, I'd want it to do well so it can receive a sequel or at least continued support. |
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I get the want, but then there’s denial.
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Luckily many will get to play the game for free via GamePass and can judge for themselves because lolAEW, right?
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Dont misunderstand me this games profits are questionable at best. Namely because we dont know how much money was put into it. We cant even remotely assess what it needs to move. AEW is nowhere near where it needs to be to finance something like this let alone profit from it. Green lighting it was bold to say the least and arrogant to say more. None of the effects that this game is being put together by the most talented team that exists. No one thinks modern wwe games are good. The guys making this are behind that last time people thought it was. Knock the concept not the product. |
The games sales will come down to price. At $30 if there's good word of mouth this could move 3 million. Not from AEW fans either. From the retro wrestling game fandom. Being an AEW isnt a selling point. I dont watch the product and I'll pick this up
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Speking of retro style wrestling games Wrestle Quest is an upcoming 16 bit style turn based rpg that looks PRETTY RAD. Very excited for it.
oh and Retro Mania Wrestling was a super wrestle mania inspired indy ttile from last year that was pretty cool (on sale now down from $30 @$20.) For $20 its a good pick up. |
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I doubt it will even play like No Mercy. I think the intent is there, but it’s going to feel like an inauthentic facsimile and it’ll have a mountain of problems that No Mercy didn’t have in the context of its time and for what it was. |
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Apparently this week’s Dynamite is the night before Thanksgiving? Take that, MJF.
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Noid you admit you arent in touch with the gaming space but youre still willing to take this belligerent dtance.
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Your entire argument is predicated on "are is bad therefore yukes' product will also be bad"
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"Tony Kahn cant book for shit, clearly their t shirts will fade after a single wash"
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