The article discusses the poor sales performance of DOOM: The Dark Ages, which has sold only 800,000 copies despite having three million players. This discrepancy is attributed to the rising prominence of subscription models like Game Pass, which lead studios to report player counts over sales figures. The article highlights that while some games have achieved impressive sales alongside their presence on Game Pass, the lack of sales success for DOOM: The Dark Ages raises questions about the effectiveness of the subscription model for certain titles.
With the rise of subscription models, such as Game Pass, measuring game success solely by sales figures has become increasingly challenging for the gaming industry.
DOOM: The Dark Ages has seen only 800,000 purchases despite having 3 million players, highlighting the disparity between player numbers and actual sales.
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