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<blockquote data-quote="Brandon" data-source="post: 405970" data-attributes="member: 28869">It's not that they aren't making enough money to market nor that they don't know how to. The problem at hand is the accusations in the media and it won't just blow over.It's like being registered a sex offender then trying to become famous. The dark and grueling past is going to come to surface regardless of how hard you try and hide it. If Sulake starts another marketing campaign who's to say they won't go completely under? If you lose your investors, you lose your company.As for this new game, I don't see it becoming more popular or grossing more than Habbo within the next 10 - 15 years. Habbo has taken in hundreds of millions of dollars within the last couple of years and isn't stopping anytime soon. This new game is unique and might be everyone wants, but it still has a long way to come if it wants to compete in today's game market. Especially considering that Habbo was introduced when there wasn't a large variety of online games. In todays modern age anyone can create their own MMO game.I just wish Sulake would stop pertaining to that 13 - 17 age range and start realizing there are older people that still enjoy games and have some serious money to spend.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brandon, post: 405970, member: 28869"] It's not that they aren't making enough money to market nor that they don't know how to. The problem at hand is the accusations in the media and it won't just blow over. It's like being registered a sex offender then trying to become famous. The dark and grueling past is going to come to surface regardless of how hard you try and hide it. If Sulake starts another marketing campaign who's to say they won't go completely under? If you lose your investors, you lose your company. As for this new game, I don't see it becoming more popular or grossing more than Habbo within the next 10 - 15 years. Habbo has taken in hundreds of millions of dollars within the last couple of years and isn't stopping anytime soon. This new game is unique and might be everyone wants, but it still has a long way to come if it wants to compete in today's game market. Especially considering that Habbo was introduced when there wasn't a large variety of online games. In todays modern age anyone can create their own MMO game. I just wish Sulake would stop pertaining to that 13 - 17 age range and start realizing there are older people that still enjoy games and have some serious money to spend. [/QUOTE]

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