So you think that it will only sell 110,000 more copies worldwide then stop? If anything 90DKP seems more accurate, as even if it does crash to 2DKP per week, it will still sell enough over a 1 or 2 month period or so to pass 80DKP.
@Gaara42,I dont think so. As a person who owned many need for speed games i got them all at christmas. Its a sales spike for know but its going to crash to about 2dkp a month after christmas.100dkp is too high 80dkp is a good estimate.
vgchartz has this game at 690,000 copies sold or 69DKP. European sales still going strong, so the game is currently underpriced, as 1 million sales does not seem out of reach taking into account continued European (and American) sales. 100DKP seems more accurate.
@Gaara42,You cant compare an xbox 360 racing game with a PS3 racing game as there is hardly any racing games for the PS3 but there is a good few for the xbox360.
Plus the info from just Ben's comment as it sells well in europe.
Why the jump in stock price? This game was released during the holidays and was most likely lost in the crowd, add to that this game is on the PS3, so sales should be low. Also, Project Gotham Racing 4, advertised better than this game, managed to do only 38.3K or 3.83DKP sales in its first month, and that was in October, so it had less games to compete against and it was on a platform with a larger installed base. This game also has several different versions for other consoles it is competing with also. Add to that it is getting poor reviews and it should probably max out at 55DKP.
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So you think that it will only sell 110,000 more copies worldwide then stop? If anything 90DKP seems more accurate, as even if it does crash to 2DKP per week, it will still sell enough over a 1 or 2 month period or so to pass 80DKP.