[coogrfan]

Quote: Originally Posted by hanzsomehanz

I value your suggestion of logarithmic growth. The $19.99 price tag gained more try and see consumers but it would take more years of sales at the standard price rate to evaluate the *loyalty of those consumers and lasting product value of the NFL 2K brand. When the unit prices would eventually rise in line w EA's: would the sales also continue to rise - would they even reach the same base unit sales of NFL 2K5? I would like to see the '03 sales for the two '04 titles and compare them to the $19.99 vs $29.99 sales of 2K5 and Madden 05. *I do not doubt the loyalty of NFL 2K fans: there does seem to be a fraction more of them playing outdated football games compared to madden fans. Sent from my SGH-I727R using Tapatalk

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Quote: Originally Posted by coogrfan

For what it's worth, according to vgchartz: Madden NFL 2004 (North America) PS2 4.26 million units + XB 1.02 million units = 5.28 million units. ESPN NFL Football (North America) PS2 .27 million units + XB .27 million units = .54 million units. Madden NFL 2005 (North America) PS2 4.18 million units + XB 1.61 million units = 5.79 million units. ESPN NFL 2k5 (North America) PS2 2.15 million units + XB .1.54 million units = 3.69 million units.