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BadNewsBlues
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Pretty obvious with the fact that the only game they were publishing making waves was The Walking Dead and even then I don't recall the sales of the 1st season being touted much. |
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Lord Oink
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And this is why I like getting actual numbers from the Japanese side like Oricon for anime and Media Create for video games. It leaves no room for PR spinning. You know exactly how much a show or game sells, and don't need to rely on meaningless PR speak like "fastest selling game over a 3 day period in this specific genre for our company compared to the previous year" You can spin any failure into a success with speech like that. It happens a lot in the American comic industry, where we get actual numbers of copies shipped via Diamond, but people who protest low-selling series being cancelled will try to bring up TPB sales despite there being zero credible information on those sales.
TV ratings still exist, and I pity the day streaming services fully take over because they never release viewer numbers. |
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EmperorBrandon
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Except they are not "exact" at all: that's mentioned very early in this Answerman article. |
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JustStopPlz
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Because you have. He might not be getting any good questions, but still has to post a certain amount of times each week. This is the second time in the past couple weeks a question and answer has been copy/pasted from a previous one with just the title changed.[/url] |
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