cHaOs667
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I'm nobody...FIFA = Worldwide
Madden = nobody gives a fuck outside of the US
... but Fifa is way bigger as it has a way bigger world wide market than Madden.
I buy both anyway - one year Fifa, the other Madden...
I'm nobody...FIFA = Worldwide
Madden = nobody gives a fuck outside of the US
Yes it has.Doesn't Madden also have Ultimate Team?
Isn't NBA 2K getting close to Madden numbers in the US as well? Anyone know?Without checking, i'm willing to bet NBA 2K sells more worldwide than Madden.
It does but with FIFA sales dwarfing madden sales I'm betting FIFA ut pack sales are on another level to all other ut pack sales, people spend hundreds heck thousands on FIFA points, loads of youtubers have made a living out of pack opening videos alone, FIFA is just crazy big worldwide.Doesn't Madden also have Ultimate Team?
Is NBA 2k games bigger than madden? Seems like everyone I know plays that aside from cod and FIFA.
dat anecdotal evidence
In the world of videogames you have to compare all of Europe in bulk in order to compete with just the US. Latin America, Middle East, Asia and Africa are minuscule drop-in-the-bucket sales that add nothing to the total. That only leaves Australia and Japan which are neither huge soccer fans or big console game buyers respectively. Maybe you can see why I considered Madden having a fighting chance by being insanely popular in the biggest videogame market in the world.
That's very inaccurate.
In the world of videogames you have to compare all of Europe in bulk in order to compete with just the US. Latin America, Middle East, Asia and Africa are minuscule drop-in-the-bucket sales that add nothing to the total. That only leaves Australia and Japan which are neither huge soccer fans or big console game buyers respectively. Maybe you can see why I considered Madden having a fighting chance by being insanely popular in the biggest videogame market in the world.
Well, Japan seems to like soccer games, considering PES is quite popular there. They just do not seem to value irrelevant stuff like licensing too much.
First link on Google:
http://www.forbes.com/sites/archene...k-for-sports-games-for-a-reason/#1c5d25ee7d6b
No such thing as a stupid question. The above link has a chart as well.
FIFA - 150m
Madden - 120m
Pes - 60m
It is in a different ballpark now.FIFA unit sales have almost tripled from 6.4 million units sold in 2010 to roughly 18.7 million units sold in 2014.
How is this even a topic? FIFA is bigger than all other EA sport licences combined
FIFA = Worldwide
Madden = nobody gives a fuck outside of the US
I once tried Madden. My British mind was completely puzzled.
Cumulative sales figures for FIFA and Madden aren't so disparate according to this website:
http://vgsales.wikia.com/wiki/Best_selling_game_franchises
However, the data is from 2010 for FIFA and 2013 for Madden. Can't seem to find up to date sales for the latest releases, or up to date cumulative sales either.
FIFA, no doubt.
Its game about the greatest sport known to man-kind. that's whats up!
Fifa is a worldwide brand Madden is US centric. Think of FIFA as Sony and Madden as Xbox then you get the picture.
In the world of videogames you have to compare all of Europe in bulk in order to compete with just the US. Latin America, Middle East, Asia and Africa are minuscule drop-in-the-bucket sales that add nothing to the total. That only leaves Australia and Japan which are neither huge soccer fans or big console game buyers respectively. Maybe you can see why I considered Madden having a fighting chance by being insanely popular in the biggest videogame market in the world.
FIFA sells well everywhere. Nobody outside the US gives a fuck about Madden. Or about handegg in general.
Here in Spain Madden is a GAME exclusive. You can already see how low the sales have to be.
Me and my friends once sat downout of the blue to watch the superbowl finals. (We are dutch and know jack shit about AFB).
That shit was mindboggling to watch. 20 seconds of action followed by a solid 30 minutes of hardcore standing around, aerial crowd shots, cheerleaders and dudes running with clipboards wearing headsets.
I get that it's a tactical game and there's some cool moments, but man, that shit is impenetrable if you aren't used to the flow of the game.
I basically need a book called 'American Football for dummies'.
I once tried Madden. My British mind was completely puzzled.
I'm not doubting the general consensus here, but is there really no newer data? On worldwide sales or even just FIFA-EU vs Madden-US sales??
Ah, ok, thanks. And there are no other numbers that could point in the right direction? Number of leaderboard entries 3 months after releas or so (if those exist, my hardcore FIFA phase was from 1998 to 2005, only invested like 3 hours in those games since back then)EA for the most part does not release unit sales/numbers anymore, unless they refer to their future sales and provide shareholders with a baseline for their guidance. They do however list revenue numbers and let's just say they make more money from FUT and MUT than most AAA releases make in revenue.