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New York Times, May 15: “Video Game Sales Continue to Fall.” Variety, May 18: “Rolling Stone takes stab at gaming.” Well, any port in a storm, I guess… [Image via Amazon]
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Wow…I thought this was a joke at first, with a funny photoshopped “game cover”.
The game sounds pretty weak, if you’re only using nunchuks.
How do you know when the stage is level?
Drool comes out of both sides of the drummer’s mouth.
Of course sales are down versus April 2008, that’s when GTA IV came out. It was like Thriller times Merriweather Post Pavilion for us gamers.
@janinedm: Exactly. I remember last Spring being unusually heavy with big releases. If people are a tad more gunshy because of the economy, sure, but gaming still strikes me as particularly robust compared to a lot of other media. The deluge at Christmas was so huge that I’m still trying to dig out from underneath it.