Except that England=/=United Kingdom.Dexiro said:The English spend their money well.
I don't understand why F1 is so popular here. It's a dull sport - And the noise. Not my cup of tea.
Except that England=/=United Kingdom.Dexiro said:The English spend their money well.
The fact that F1 2010's multiplayer can NVER live up to what Halo did in 6 days.strum4h said:What exactly did halo "win" can you elaborate?Reaper69lol said:This is rather strange, but hey, either way Halo still wins overal
Search your feelings, you know it to be true...Bigeyez said:The Halo Hate is strong with this thread.
Excuse me...AmrasCalmacil said:Toy Story 3 outsold Starcraft 2 here.
So, yeah.
Christ, how small do you think Britain is?Johnnyallstar said:Well of course it would. Think about it.
Britain is a rather small island group, not a large area to just go driving. America has the midwest I-90 where the police don't really care about speed limits, and the road just goes on forever. Europe's mainland has the Autobahn. Japan has kart games.
Is it really any surprise that a driving game would sell better in Britain?
There are a lot of racetracks in Britain. A lot. What do you think they did with all those airfields they had spare after WWII?Johnnyallstar said:Well of course it would. Think about it.
Britain is a rather small island group, not a large area to just go driving. America has the midwest I-90 where the police don't really care about speed limits, and the road just goes on forever. Europe's mainland has the Autobahn. Japan has kart games.
Is it really any surprise that a driving game would sell better in Britain?
Because Formula 1 isn't fast paced or anything...ReaperzXIII said:...
Rise my fellow Brits and march into the stores and buy more Reach! Lest the video game developers think that Racing games are better than FPSs! REMEMBER REACH! THIS IS FOR JORGE AND NOBLE 6, my noble 6! Not yours coz mine is better!
Just for note I hate any racing game that does not involve a plumber wearing a red hat.
Seriously though, who cares I mean if Microsoft catch wind of this expect them to release Reach on the PC to push their sales up.
IMO most racing games are boring, at least FPSs, Action/Adventure games can make for some fast paced and excited action.
This. But I add: if you genuinely enjoy micromanaging for the sake of micromanaging (since really F1 and NASCAR are boring sports which revolve around micromanaging) I don't see why you'd play a micromanaging game with a bit of racing fluff (F1 2010) over opening a store to make money for less boring games, playing a management game for your management needs or just something less incredibly dull. Less dull like buying Halo:Reach to karate chop in half if you aren't the imaginative sort (note: I do like Halo a little bit and I don't really condone such actions but the destruction of it is worth saving someone from playing F1 2010).Karim Saad said:If I just wanted to drop in and have a mindless race, I already have Forza 3 and Midnight Club. Why have tire wear, pitstop strategy, fuel consumption and R&D parts if the outcome of a race will be up to the algorithms no matter what you do?Iwata said:
Like you said, just drive the laps and shut up, that's the only way I'll have fun with this game.
Good for those onlne, though, must be better against other drivers. At least those people can enjoy it more.