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フォールアウト4

Developer

Bethesda Game Studios

Genre

Role-Playing

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All, PC, PS4

Release Dates

11/10/15 Bethesda Softworks
12/17/15 Bethesda Softworks
11/10/15 Bethesda Softworks

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Owners:	18
Favorite:	3
Tracked:	1
Wishlist:	0
Now Playing:	1

7.6 Avg Community Rating:

Fallout 4 (XOne)

Fallout 4 (XOne) > Opinions (16)


	barneystinson69 posted 29/07/2016, 01:12 Nearing 4 million sales. Not too shabby! Message \| Report
	oniyide posted 30/03/2016, 05:06 couldnt one say that this sold significantly better on PS4 as well? Message \| Report
	darkneal posted 28/11/2015, 12:19 Was the Witcher heavilly advertised in the US by microsoft? That would be interesting to know, cause its kinda weird that similar games albeit set in a different genre like Witcher and Fallout could have such dispariging sales i the US. From my pov in the UK Witcher was primarilly pushed on the PS4 while Fallout has been heavilly advertisex on Xbox. If that was repeated in the US then it explains a lot. Xbox can compete sales wise as long as the US are interested in an IP. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 28/11/2015, 03:34 Exclusive advertising isn't worth much. People knew it was multiplat and they bought it on their preferred platform. Fallout 4 is really popular in the US. While Witcher 3 is a modest success in the US. That's the primary reason why Witcher 3 sold significantly better on PS4. Regardless of advertising, Fallout 4 appealed to the X1 audience more than Witcher 3. No amount of advertising could change that. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 11:51 I don't think the majority of consumers care whether the version is a port, 900p, drops a few frames or so on. It's only us who spend a lot of time on gaming websites who make that fuss. The game was advertised well (atleast here in UK) plenty of ads for it. I blame microsoft for not giving it the 'destiny' treatment. MS didn't really have a retail exclusive for the first 7 /8 months of this year, so withcer should've been treated like a first party project. In this case, it's a testament to how big/great fallout is that it can sell well inspite of not as heavy marketing from xbox and move a few consoles too. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 11:43 Well remember the lead platform for Witcher 3 is PC, while Xbox is just a port. Xbox is just extra money, not the bread and butter. Also, MS paid for advertising thus making Xbox support even more worthwhile. We dont know what the expectations for Witcher 3 on consoles Xbox was. But I assume it sold well enough to justify the port. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 10:05 Witcher 3 and fallout 4 were in similar positions imo. Two 'gamers' games with a marketing and hard bundle deal with xbox. Obv fallout is way popular but that's why I compared them. On your first note, if a game like witcher can't even get to 1 million at retail after this long, I'd be very surprised if it was considered acceptable. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 10:00 On a side note, that was cherry picking done by you. I can think of many games that didnt have a sales disparity like Witcher 3. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 09:49 What you deem acceptable is different than publishers. Its near a million on X1 and likely passed a million via digital. It doesent need to sell as well as the PS4 version to make it worthwhile. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 09:22 It hasn't even hit 1 million on xb1, ofcourse vs ps4 its always gonna be bad, but on it's own accord, it is bad. But 1.7/15 is pretty good, infact, outside of cod, it's the only third party attach rate that is probably deemed acceptable to the ratio per install base Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 06:42 Well you arent impressed by Witcher 3 numbers on X1 because its performance on PS4 primarily. I think Fallout 4 did exceptionally better because its a more popular game in the US. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 06:04 No idea where i implied that but okay. I dont even think i mentioned ps4 Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 07:18 @fireburn95 - Well Xbox isn't gonna get ahead of PS4 regardless how aggressive the marketing is. But hey, a console that can sell this much software is doing well. Message \| Report
	H3ADShOt3 posted 27/11/2015, 03:12 Wow second best xbox one launch! Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 26/11/2015, 11:43 *I mean the low sales of witcher on xb1 Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 26/11/2015, 11:43 The only case i'd say xbox marketing has actually paid off, even in the slightest. Fallouts bigger than witcher but I thought sales of witcher and also xbox's october november busy schedule would affect fallout slightly, but I think considering install base it's done pretty good. Message \| Report

Legacy Sales History

Total Sales

0.02m
Japan

2.94m
NA

1.62m
Europe

0.45m
Others

5.03m
Total

Opinion (16)

1	n/a	876,815	414,810	216,377	1,508,002
2	n/a	220,011	101,790	54,156	375,957
3	n/a	194,727	105,522	48,858	349,107
4	n/a	103,333	80,102	27,374	210,809
5	n/a	95,989	67,251	24,998	188,238
6	5,909	116,151	92,799	30,934	245,793
7	2,209	128,129	94,254	33,638	258,230
8	1,239	90,322	43,913	22,360	157,834
9	497	36,161	14,606	8,773	60,037
10	262	27,568	6,529	6,412	40,771

	barneystinson69 posted 29/07/2016, 01:12 Nearing 4 million sales. Not too shabby! Message \| Report
	oniyide posted 30/03/2016, 05:06 couldnt one say that this sold significantly better on PS4 as well? Message \| Report
	darkneal posted 28/11/2015, 12:19 Was the Witcher heavilly advertised in the US by microsoft? That would be interesting to know, cause its kinda weird that similar games albeit set in a different genre like Witcher and Fallout could have such dispariging sales i the US. From my pov in the UK Witcher was primarilly pushed on the PS4 while Fallout has been heavilly advertisex on Xbox. If that was repeated in the US then it explains a lot. Xbox can compete sales wise as long as the US are interested in an IP. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 28/11/2015, 03:34 Exclusive advertising isn't worth much. People knew it was multiplat and they bought it on their preferred platform. Fallout 4 is really popular in the US. While Witcher 3 is a modest success in the US. That's the primary reason why Witcher 3 sold significantly better on PS4. Regardless of advertising, Fallout 4 appealed to the X1 audience more than Witcher 3. No amount of advertising could change that. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 11:51 I don't think the majority of consumers care whether the version is a port, 900p, drops a few frames or so on. It's only us who spend a lot of time on gaming websites who make that fuss. The game was advertised well (atleast here in UK) plenty of ads for it. I blame microsoft for not giving it the 'destiny' treatment. MS didn't really have a retail exclusive for the first 7 /8 months of this year, so withcer should've been treated like a first party project. In this case, it's a testament to how big/great fallout is that it can sell well inspite of not as heavy marketing from xbox and move a few consoles too. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 11:43 Well remember the lead platform for Witcher 3 is PC, while Xbox is just a port. Xbox is just extra money, not the bread and butter. Also, MS paid for advertising thus making Xbox support even more worthwhile. We dont know what the expectations for Witcher 3 on consoles Xbox was. But I assume it sold well enough to justify the port. Message \| Report
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	barneystinson69 posted 29/07/2016, 01:12 Nearing 4 million sales. Not too shabby! Message \| Report
	oniyide posted 30/03/2016, 05:06 couldnt one say that this sold significantly better on PS4 as well? Message \| Report
	darkneal posted 28/11/2015, 12:19 Was the Witcher heavilly advertised in the US by microsoft? That would be interesting to know, cause its kinda weird that similar games albeit set in a different genre like Witcher and Fallout could have such dispariging sales i the US. From my pov in the UK Witcher was primarilly pushed on the PS4 while Fallout has been heavilly advertisex on Xbox. If that was repeated in the US then it explains a lot. Xbox can compete sales wise as long as the US are interested in an IP. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 28/11/2015, 03:34 Exclusive advertising isn't worth much. People knew it was multiplat and they bought it on their preferred platform. Fallout 4 is really popular in the US. While Witcher 3 is a modest success in the US. That's the primary reason why Witcher 3 sold significantly better on PS4. Regardless of advertising, Fallout 4 appealed to the X1 audience more than Witcher 3. No amount of advertising could change that. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 11:51 I don't think the majority of consumers care whether the version is a port, 900p, drops a few frames or so on. It's only us who spend a lot of time on gaming websites who make that fuss. The game was advertised well (atleast here in UK) plenty of ads for it. I blame microsoft for not giving it the 'destiny' treatment. MS didn't really have a retail exclusive for the first 7 /8 months of this year, so withcer should've been treated like a first party project. In this case, it's a testament to how big/great fallout is that it can sell well inspite of not as heavy marketing from xbox and move a few consoles too. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 11:43 Well remember the lead platform for Witcher 3 is PC, while Xbox is just a port. Xbox is just extra money, not the bread and butter. Also, MS paid for advertising thus making Xbox support even more worthwhile. We dont know what the expectations for Witcher 3 on consoles Xbox was. But I assume it sold well enough to justify the port. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 10:05 Witcher 3 and fallout 4 were in similar positions imo. Two 'gamers' games with a marketing and hard bundle deal with xbox. Obv fallout is way popular but that's why I compared them. On your first note, if a game like witcher can't even get to 1 million at retail after this long, I'd be very surprised if it was considered acceptable. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 10:00 On a side note, that was cherry picking done by you. I can think of many games that didnt have a sales disparity like Witcher 3. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 09:49 What you deem acceptable is different than publishers. Its near a million on X1 and likely passed a million via digital. It doesent need to sell as well as the PS4 version to make it worthwhile. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 09:22 It hasn't even hit 1 million on xb1, ofcourse vs ps4 its always gonna be bad, but on it's own accord, it is bad. But 1.7/15 is pretty good, infact, outside of cod, it's the only third party attach rate that is probably deemed acceptable to the ratio per install base Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 06:42 Well you arent impressed by Witcher 3 numbers on X1 because its performance on PS4 primarily. I think Fallout 4 did exceptionally better because its a more popular game in the US. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 06:04 No idea where i implied that but okay. I dont even think i mentioned ps4 Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 07:18 @fireburn95 - Well Xbox isn't gonna get ahead of PS4 regardless how aggressive the marketing is. But hey, a console that can sell this much software is doing well. Message \| Report
	H3ADShOt3 posted 27/11/2015, 03:12 Wow second best xbox one launch! Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 26/11/2015, 11:43 *I mean the low sales of witcher on xb1 Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 26/11/2015, 11:43 The only case i'd say xbox marketing has actually paid off, even in the slightest. Fallouts bigger than witcher but I thought sales of witcher and also xbox's october november busy schedule would affect fallout slightly, but I think considering install base it's done pretty good. Message \| Report

	barneystinson69 posted 29/07/2016, 01:12 Nearing 4 million sales. Not too shabby! Message \| Report
	oniyide posted 30/03/2016, 05:06 couldnt one say that this sold significantly better on PS4 as well? Message \| Report
	darkneal posted 28/11/2015, 12:19 Was the Witcher heavilly advertised in the US by microsoft? That would be interesting to know, cause its kinda weird that similar games albeit set in a different genre like Witcher and Fallout could have such dispariging sales i the US. From my pov in the UK Witcher was primarilly pushed on the PS4 while Fallout has been heavilly advertisex on Xbox. If that was repeated in the US then it explains a lot. Xbox can compete sales wise as long as the US are interested in an IP. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 28/11/2015, 03:34 Exclusive advertising isn't worth much. People knew it was multiplat and they bought it on their preferred platform. Fallout 4 is really popular in the US. While Witcher 3 is a modest success in the US. That's the primary reason why Witcher 3 sold significantly better on PS4. Regardless of advertising, Fallout 4 appealed to the X1 audience more than Witcher 3. No amount of advertising could change that. Message \| Report
	fireburn95 posted 27/11/2015, 11:51 I don't think the majority of consumers care whether the version is a port, 900p, drops a few frames or so on. It's only us who spend a lot of time on gaming websites who make that fuss. The game was advertised well (atleast here in UK) plenty of ads for it. I blame microsoft for not giving it the 'destiny' treatment. MS didn't really have a retail exclusive for the first 7 /8 months of this year, so withcer should've been treated like a first party project. In this case, it's a testament to how big/great fallout is that it can sell well inspite of not as heavy marketing from xbox and move a few consoles too. Message \| Report
	Mr Puggsly posted 27/11/2015, 11:43 Well remember the lead platform for Witcher 3 is PC, while Xbox is just a port. Xbox is just extra money, not the bread and butter. Also, MS paid for advertising thus making Xbox support even more worthwhile. We dont know what the expectations for Witcher 3 on consoles Xbox was. But I assume it sold well enough to justify the port. Message \| Report
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