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1/27/2014 7:02:28 PM
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You can't compare Halo 3's release to Destiny's reveal. You can only compare it to Destiny's release. Which while Halo 3's was indeed larger at the time, it's important to remember most people think more about the franchise than the developer. To most casual gamers out there, they think more about the name Halo than Bungie. Which kind of means Destiny has no real meaning to them. At the same time, tons of past fans were plenty disappointed in Reach and are very reluctant to give Destiny a shot, most of them saying they don't care, or assuming it will suck without even looking at it. (Also, if you search for the Keyword 'Halo' you will see that Halo 2 was more popular under that search when it was released than Halo 3 was)
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I agree with you. I still think this is interesting to look at because if around the Halo 3 launch was the biggest "buzz" time for Bungie, I am curious how Destiny will compare in it's life cycle. It is too early to make any judgement calls or draw any big conclusions from comparisons. I think it will be really interesting to see this data as it progresses especially considering Destiny is releasing on 4 platforms.
