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Topic	What was the biggest flop in gaming this year?
Darmik 11/18/18 8:47:20 PM #44:	Fallout 76 - an online multiplayer take on the franchise - was not expected to sell as strongly as Fallout 4. Of course, any new game from Bethesda Game Studios is still a major release, yet this title has got off to a slow start. Fallout 76 debuts at No.3, and sales are down 82.4 per cent compared with the previous game in the franchise - 2015's Fallout 4. Even so, due to its higher retail price, Fallout 76 was actually the game that generated the most revenue at UK retail last week. Because of its budget price, Spyro was actually No.3 in the revenue charts. Only Fallout 76 sales we've got so far. It has a long way to go. I remember R6 Siege flopping at first so we'll see if GAAS saves it. But I doubt anything will beat Pillars of Eternity 2. --- Kind Regards, Darmik <cite>Darmik posted [p:912643131] in What was t... [t:77210323]...</cite> <quote><quote>Fallout 76 - an online multiplayer take on the franchise - was not expected to sell as strongly as Fallout 4. Of course, any new game from Bethesda Game Studios is still a major release, yet this title has got off to a slow start. Fallout 76 debuts at No.3, and sales are down 82.4 per cent compared with the previous game in the franchise - 2015's Fallout 4. Even so, due to its higher retail price, Fallout 76 was actually the game that generated the most revenue at UK retail last week. Because of its budget price, Spyro was actually No.3 in the revenue charts. </quote> Only Fallout 76 sales we've got so far. It has a long way to go. I remember R6 Siege flopping at first so we'll see if GAAS saves it. But I doubt anything will beat Pillars of Eternity 2. --- Kind Regards, Darmik</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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