jomo
Associate Captain
- Joined
- Mar 18, 2011
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- Philippines
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- Netherlands
- Online Cricket Games Owned
- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - Xbox 360
What about pakistan???
What about pakistan???
What about pakistan???
I think we will sell best in England, then Australia, South Africa, New Zealand and then India, based on the stats I have available right now.
If the price is reasonable i think the number of copies that will sell in India will be very high, somewhere close to UK and Australia.
Is FIFA priced reasonably?
Is FIFA priced reasonably?
My guess is rs 1999 for pc as ac13 is priced at rs 1499 and fifa 14 at rs 2499 at flipkart. Dbc14 is way better than ac13 but from a smaller studios as compared to ea sports therefore i think the price be between ac13 and fifa 14 for pc.
India is more of a Cricketing nation. I say, anything upto 4000 or 4500 INR for this Don Bradman Cricket is reasonable.
4000-4500 INR. You're kidding me dude!! That's not reasonable in India at all & moreover its of the country's where Piracy Prevails.
India, although a cricketing nation, cannot afford expensive video games. There is a remarkable difference between cricket in India Being popular sport to watch & Cricket as a video game. The majority of Indian Population (around 75%) making Cricket popular are in the rural sector. That itself takes out a meaty chunk of nearly 800 million people from the market. The rest, do the math yourself by adding market segments & you'll know exactly what the market is.
Having said that, i urge all the fans to please go out & pick up an original copy of the game. Piracy is an insult to all the efforts put into making the game. Buy the GAME!! Fuel the growth of the franchise.
if you ask me, Id say:
PS 3 & Xbox- 1799-1999 (Would sell like hot cakes)
PC- 999
Also, a local partner to promote the game would be great.
if you ask me, Id say:
PS 3 & Xbox- 1799-1999 (Would sell like hot cakes)
You could be right... The tricky thing is persuading them to sell it at a price that near-breakeven. Why bother?
Then you need to stop people elsewhere in the world importing it from India instead of paying double that price in their own country.
Very problematic.