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Telltale Walking Dead Series Sales update?

DatDudeDatDude
edited December 2012 in The Walking Dead
I know when the first episode was released, the sales were up to the million mark and counting and was already herald as the most successful telltale game to date.

That said, being nearly 6 months later, and all the episodes being released, and the retail version being released, can someone from telltale give us a sales update?

Comments

  • DatDudeDatDude
    edited December 2012
    telltale? hello? are the sales really not all that good? if not, than why are you guys keeping mum :/
  • DreadMagusDreadMagus
    edited December 2012
    Because they don't owe us an answer?
  • aaron1290aaron1290
    edited December 2012
    Well I for one would be interested to know! i would write it in my diary and become telltales (un)offical accountant and banker AND sales expert extrodinare!
  • DatDudeDatDude
    edited December 2012
    DreadMagus wrote: »
    Because they don't owe us an answer?

    they don't, but every other gaming company does announce to the media with a sales chart, and how much units were moved, copies were sold.

    I love telltale, and I know this industry is a cruel mistress. When I heard that the walking dead was it's best selling effort to date, I became incredibly happy and ecstatic.

    I was hoping that the sales progressed even more so..but it feels like they haven't, because usually when a game does good sales the developer/publisher likes to boast about them...it seems not to be.
  • DreadMagusDreadMagus
    edited December 2012
    Don't assume the worst.
  • MornaiMornai
    edited December 2012
    Maybe they're not the type who likes to show off their numbers like the others, then.

    Humility: A modest or low view of one's own importance; humbleness.

    Or they have some other reason to not divulge that information...:confused:
  • corruptbigginscorruptbiggins
    edited December 2012
    Telltale typically don't give out sales data, and the occasional times that they have it tends to be vague and general.
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