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One thing that bugged me a bit on this information is the comment about the departure of talent. That is just not true with Treyarch. As far as I know they are fine and have had no exodus.
Those are some very large numbers. What are your thoughts on the reason why people are jumping to the next game? You think they are bored? Maybe they want something new? Console community are huge fans to the CoD franchise? Sheeple being sheeple?
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Although not due for release until November 9, Activision and Treyarch's Call of Duty: Black Ops is generating enough interest to sell over 10.7 million units in its first year on sale in the US, according to Cowan & Company.
The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game is already in the top ten pre-order charts at Amazon.com and GameStop.com, with analyst Doug Creutz suggesting that the high-profile departure of talent from Activision hasn't harmed the Call of Duty brand.
"This is a very impressive display of strength and we believe the title is headed for a better comparison versus last year
The Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 game is already in the top ten pre-order charts at Amazon.com and GameStop.com, with analyst Doug Creutz suggesting that the high-profile departure of talent from Activision hasn't harmed the Call of Duty brand.
"This is a very impressive display of strength and we believe the title is headed for a better comparison versus last year
One thing that bugged me a bit on this information is the comment about the departure of talent. That is just not true with Treyarch. As far as I know they are fine and have had no exodus.
Those are some very large numbers. What are your thoughts on the reason why people are jumping to the next game? You think they are bored? Maybe they want something new? Console community are huge fans to the CoD franchise? Sheeple being sheeple?
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