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still back then that was a lot of players..
it got a 70 out of 100 where is this 4 million not good ?
Virtua fighter wasnt on PSN
Tekken was our VF
1997
Events
30 April: The Game Gear is discontinued internationally by Sega.
Date unknown: The Mega Drive is discontinued internationally by Sega.
who was going to buy a Dreamcast knowing it was over and Sega had no idea what it was doing with its product.
Slow loading vs faster loading for the same price
Tekken did well cause people wanted a PS1
Tekken 6's 3.5 million sales were just after 18 months on the market.
thats pretty fing good if you ask me..
means they reached their annual goal for a sequel which green lit TT2
TT2 was a good game it was just way too hard and laggy on and offline.
they forced the online latency to match offline, and people were not happy at that at all. had the game felt good for casuals offline they would have done fine around 2.5 mill. it was like playing in glue where SCV was like flawless compared as was DOA 5
Tekken didnt sell 11 million till its near deathbed.
Tekken 7 sold 2.8 million from June 2017 to May 2018.
let me tell you something about business .. they don't care about 3+ years that's the bonus phase. The sink or swim phase is an annual 2 years, they barely got out of that.
no thats the devs begging to stay in the green asking for more funds to try things till they work.