Paynekiller
Premier League
- 14 June 2015
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OK. JFYI I ve seen various charts about sales. What you described as closing the gap is something like PES went from 1,5M copies to 1,6M and FIFA fall from 20M to 16M. (numbers are not accurate).I wish i could, but no, i do not work for Konami.
Someone linked to this article a few days ago in another thread and it contains the following:
"PES 2009 sold 6.9m copies compared to Fifa 09’s 8.7m. Six years later that fissure had become a gulf: 1.7m sales for PES 2015, versus Fifa 15’s 18m .Worldwide sales of 550,000 for PES 2019 – compared to Fifa 19’s 12.2m"
Not sure about the accuracy of the data, and it doesn't include 2020.
Interesting, but still, thrts about sales. What you described as closing the gap is something like PES went from 1,5M copies to 1,6M and FIFA fall from 20M to 16M. (numbers are not accurate).
So in first part yes the gap closed a little but it is still extra-dimensional.
Also I saw somewhere in the net a new revenue of microtransactions abouts the last years and I think it was 2 billion, so I assume EA will have ten more times also revenue from their microtrans purchases.
Basically the revenue is both from PES and Yugioh the two läst only games Konami produces.
Also there is mno need to be ups
I wouldn't say abysmal, I tend to judge games based on their content rather than the amount of sales, Yes EA sell a bit more than Konami but PES has won more hearts, that matters more above anything imoOK. JFYI I ve seen various charts about sales. What you described as closing the gap is something like PES went from 1,5M copies to 1,6M and FIFA fall from 20M to 16M. (numbers are not accurate).
So in first part yes the gap closed a little but it is still extra-dimensional.
Also I saw somewhere in the net a new revenue of microtransactions abouts the last years and I think it was 2 billion, so I assume EA will have ten more times also revenue from their microtrans purchases.
Basically the revenue is both from PES and Yugioh the two läst only games Konami produces.
Also there is no need to be upset about KONAMI VS EA contrast, as the difference is abysmall. There is no competition here.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ga...njoys-fifth-consecutive-year-of-profit-growth
Just like Backstreet, I am back. Obviously I hated PES20 and gave up about 3 weeks after release, (well I say gave up, I had another try when lockdown happened and couldn’t last 5 minutes - story of my life)
So what have I missed, a million great faces and magic boots I hope. I notice there’s still a slight tinge of hatred towards the latest release so I assume there’s been no monster patch
Has there been any definitive news on PES21? I tinned off Twitter so I’m not up on the news. If it’s a gap year I won’t be super upset (do the kids still use ‘super’ as a cool term?), though I will miss the hype train. It’s amazing, the old faces reappear... then some get re-banned, we get the slogans, pitches being ours, kings being back, that Lygaard chap boasting about Piemonte Calcio despite not having multiple licenses in his game, best game ever reviews. Oh I will miss it all.
Serious point though, a year off in theory could mean 2 years of work to fix issues and produce a great game (it won’t, but the theory is there). But my concern is this; I am now a PES purchaser out of habit, which is sad really. I don’t enjoy it but keep buying annually blinded by some false hope that they might accidentally not feck it all up again. A two year wait breaks that cycle for me, it could potentially break my habit. Anyone else in a similar situation? I want to believe in sunshine, unicorns, free vegemite sandwiches and a great PES that I’ll spend two years looking forward to, but I fear I’ll just forget about it then years later think ”oh yeah... I remember PES”
Yes me too. Maybe much more than you. I judge games purely on quality.Interesting, but still, th
I wouldn't say abysmal, I tend to judge games based on their content rather than the amount of sales, Yes EA sell a bit more than Konami but PES has won more hearts, that matters more above anything imo
To be fair, Konami sales have really increased, we getting closer to EA every pes
Serious point though, a year off in theory could mean 2 years of work to fix issues and produce a great game (it won’t, but the theory is there). But my concern is this; I am now a PES purchaser out of habit, which is sad really. I don’t enjoy it but keep buying annually blinded by some false hope that they might accidentally not feck it all up again. A two year wait breaks that cycle for me, it could potentially break my habit. Anyone else in a similar situation? I want to believe in sunshine, unicorns, free vegemite sandwiches and a great PES that I’ll spend two years looking forward to, but I fear I’ll just forget about it then years later think ”oh yeah... I remember PES”
KONAMI logic at its best. You had issues with your ML and BAL cause of an update? TAKE a LEGEND for MyClub!!!!!!
The case that you are playing ML/BAL and not MC is totally IRELLEVANT!!!! What can i say here, except for LOL????
https://www.konami.com/wepes/2020/eu/en/ps4/topic/game-wepes2020-22078
It's like airport offering you cocaine because they lost your luggage.
Can you give me the name of this airport? [dusts down passport]
As far as I know Inter/Milan were the most used license in footy games, so I assume it affects only the special partnership not the team, logo/kit likeness.they also lost ac milan
Nooo way, so San siro and Giuseppe Meazza will not be in pes 2022/21? This surely means we have something special in the offering to make up for it
What I find weird is how they have to make an announcement, to announce that this license won't be in the next game.A little bit piece of news, nothing important to be honest...
https://www.konami.com/wepes/2020/eu/en/ps4/topic/license_inter
I think it is more a 'fodder' to 'feed' the news'feed', which is until now pretty dead, reagarding 2021. A try to shake the waters a little bit i think, cause there is a lot of silence till now.What I find weird is how they have to make an announcement, to announce that this license won't be in the next game.
It doesn't affect the current game, so why announce now, that something is going to be missing going forward?
Is it a legal requirement? Or is it a plea for understanding?
What I find weird is how they have to make an announcement, to announce that this license won't be in the next game.
It doesn't affect the current game, so why announce now, that something is going to be missing going forward?
Is it a legal requirement? Or is it a plea for understanding?
What I find weird is how they have to make an announcement, to announce that this license won't be in the next game.
It doesn't affect the current game, so why announce now, that something is going to be missing going forward?
Is it a legal requirement? Or is it a plea for understanding?
still being a realistic optimist... what can go wrong from here!? it can only get better, imo!This news really shook me, EA are not playing about, what a scum of a company man, I dont think Konami will take this lying down though, big things incoming imo