I don't game like that anymore I'm too busy traveling the world and watching TV and movies but thanks for not answering
Microsoft owns the studio making the game and the decided a timed exclusive was how they wanted to roll the game out.I don't game like that anymore I'm too busy traveling the world and watching TV and movies but thanks for not answering
Every time they spent money the game floppedMS has given up on marketing games.
Marketing is tricky. You can do the traditional marketing and buy ad space and tv spots, but results may not be there. Indiana Jones isn't that big of a name in 2024 tbh. The best marketing for this game might be word of mouth, but they need to hope this game gets a good to great MC score. It's funny that I've seen more marketing for Metaphor than Indiana Jones , but word of mouth for that game sold more copies than the traditional marketing they usedMS has given up on marketing games.
It seems so. I've seen plenty of "This is An Xbox" marketing but only one Indiana Jones ad. Which was for PlayStation.MS has given up on marketing games.
It seems so. I've seen plenty of "This is An Xbox" marketing but only one Indiana Jones ad. Which was for PlayStation.
you got bamboozled by Gizmo's fake ass OTIt seems so. I've seen plenty of "This is An Xbox" marketing but only one Indiana Jones ad. Which was for PlayStation.
Nah, I'm genuinely interested in the game. I haven't seen any marketing at all. To me that's weird.you got bamboozled by Gizmo's fake ass OT
do you remember at the end of October, when everyone released hands on impressions?Nah, I'm genuinely interested in the game. I haven't seen any marketing at all. To me that's weird.
And forget what Gizmo says, I have my own mind.
Yes.do you remember at the end of October, when everyone released hands on impressions?
you don't think that's marketing?Yes.
For us gamers, yes. For the casual gamer, no.you don't think that's marketing?