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- Batman: Arkham Asylum
- X360, PS3
- Published by Eidos Interactive
- Developed by Rocksteady Studios
- French release: Available
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Games in general fall into a certain niche and this style of game is further specific to particular gamer type..so mass marketing it isn't probably money well spent..
I must say that other than Killzone2, I've never seen a title with this much hype and pre-released footage absent from television marketing. I know the internet is a powerful tool of advertisement, but it is far from being the most effective. This game should've had a television commercial or something by now. Modern Warfare released a trailer during the NBA finals, and the title would see release more than a half-year later. Talk about marketing. I'm sure Batman Arkham Asylum will be an awesome game, but if the marketing doesn't stand behind it neither will the gamers.
Not every game company works the same way. Just because one company does this doesnt mean the others have to do it also. There really isnt no point in adding a tv commercial for the game right now not until the game is released or something. Its just like movies, whenever you go see movie previews you see those when you go to see a new movie. I think its stupid when trailers are released months before release. Like when that movie 10k BC came out they were showing trailers on tv about 6 months before the release and I was like why would they do that. Too much hype is a bad thing, but more people would certainly buy it if they found out about it 2 weeks before release. I like COD, but im not even that hyped about it anymore not until the release arrives.
Why so surious guys...guys....
Games in general fall into a certain niche and this style of game is further specific to particular gamer type..so mass marketing it isn't probably money well spent..
apparently they're bribing for good reviews - always a good sign
it wasnt like eidos where bribing people to review the game higher, it just sounds like they're trying to build hype. theres a good chance this game is going to get high reviews anyway, so if a site or magazine has given the game a high review anyway, why not throw it on the cover and get it out there earlier.
anyway. the game looks awesome. probably the only multiplat title i'll be picking up this year.
apparently they're bribing for good reviews - always a good sign