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IL-2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey Famous title comes to consoles. |
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If you check out both games you can clearly see they are both very different. |
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The fact is they are WWII flight games one may be more hardcore, but as WWII flight games they are still directing competing against other. They are both WWII flight games, and that is the bottom line at the end of the day.
I admit I am not at all a hardcore flight sim fan, and that is why I am leaning towards Heros Over Eruope, but if Birds of Prey got far better reviews I would mostly like get it instead. |
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Heroes Over Europe and Birds of Prey aren't really competing against each other for the arcade and sim gamers, but there is a large proportion of the market who have not yet decided to buy either game, and the game that comes out first is more likely to secure impulse purchases. |
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The people that buy games on day one are generally people that have been waiting for that game, and are informed about it. . |
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Or they walk into the store, see the big signs and the trailer running on the screen behind the counter and decide the game is worth a look, even though they haven't heard about it before. It does actually happen quite a lot.
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Seriously... The number of sales that they are likely to lose to casual gamers in that time is not that huge. How much money do you seriously think Ubisoft is going to throw into pushing HOE? Customers aren't going to walk into the store and be hit by a media blitz for it. It is a niche audience, and its advertising budget will reflect that. BoP already has an excellent demo out there, and they have positive word of mouth from that going into release. HOE has none of that. Far fewer people have even heard of HOE. . |
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