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mcpheje · 08-13-2012, 12:29 PM

I'm an optomistic guy by nature so I too will hope for the best. However, looking at those numbers from a business perspective is troubling. If the numbers don't rebound, there are a couple of other possibilities that come into play: 1) some level of changes within the Development team or 2) discontinue making the game (as seen with the March Madness series). I would expect the company to go with option 1 prior to resorting to option 2. However at some point it'll cost the company more money to make the game than what they'll earn in revenue. The sales numbers are interesting but the profit numbers would be much more informative.

All said and done I hope the series gets a chance to evolve onto the next generation of consoles.

08-13-2012, 12:29 PM	#10
mcpheje Rookie OVR: 25 Join Date: Apr 2004	Re: NCAA Football Over The Years I'm an optomistic guy by nature so I too will hope for the best. However, looking at those numbers from a business perspective is troubling. If the numbers don't rebound, there are a couple of other possibilities that come into play: 1) some level of changes within the Development team or 2) discontinue making the game (as seen with the March Madness series). I would expect the company to go with option 1 prior to resorting to option 2. However at some point it'll cost the company more money to make the game than what they'll earn in revenue. The sales numbers are interesting but the profit numbers would be much more informative. All said and done I hope the series gets a chance to evolve onto the next generation of consoles.