Off topic but I need to rant: England are just shit at cricket, really shit.
It's ok Dutch it's the 90s all over again, have I told you how wonderful the weather is in Oz.
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Off topic but I need to rant: England are just shit at cricket, really shit.
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Units sold is irrelevant to a start-up product if it's being sold at BELOW COST in some random market. How is this even a discussion point? They're a small developer with big ambitions, they're not EA, 2K, [insert here]. They're a small studio, based in Melbourne putting a cricket product on consoles for the first time 3 years. Success will be defined by money in bank accounts not the amount of discs being sold for $10 in Mumbai....
but it does raise questions as to Cricket 14's ability to build a franchise in the subcontinent.
Most startups are loss making for several years, and require constant funding through the market to survive. Even some huge companies make losses years after their launch (the company I work for being a "prime" example). They can afford to do so because their investors believe in their potential to profit in the future.
Cricket 14's ability to build a franchise in the subcontinent.
I don't think that is the intention at all in releasing the product there... if the name "Don Bradman Cricket" didn't give that away already. If it's a "franchise builder" of any kind, that will be defined by sales in Australia and the UK.
England are masters at this. Expect Jordan to be hailed as the future of English cricket after also taking 1-34 in the second innings.Off topic: massive last over from Jordan. Papers over the gaping cracks in this team.
That could be true, but I doubt that's the way to build a global franchise. If FIFA is a franchise in India, and DBC expects more sales in India than FIFA, then they are aiming to build a global franchise.
You miserable -----.