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| According to current figures from the NPD Group, Call of Duty: Infiinite Warfare suffers a sharp drop in retail sales in the US. Compare to the predecessor Call of Duty: Black Ops 3, the latest offshoot of the popular Shooter series sold around 50 percent worse. What exactly the figures testify, you learn in this message. |
The NPD Group has released new figures and data showing that Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare, the latest offshoot of publisher Activision's popular shooter franchise, currently sells badly. The speech is a decline of 50 percent when selling physical copies of the game in the United States of America. As a comparison, the sales of the predecessor Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 were consulted in November of last year 2015.
This steep drop, which is documented by the data of the NPD Group, is, as reported, also in line with the data from the German market research institute GfK. A British analyst is also said to have noted that the Call of Duty franchise has been falling for 48% in the first few weeks after the release of a new game. A further anonymous source is said to have CNBC also indicated that the general sales of Call of Duty titles each year a decrease of 51 percent.
The enormous decline of 50 percent of sales could pose a serious problem for Publisher Activision. The first implications are already showing a loss of 20 percent on the shares of Activision Blizzard. Brian Nowak, an analyst of Morgan Stanley, predicted a decline in sales for the Call of Duty games of 10 percent. No good prospects for a game brand, which can be described almost as historical.
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