Marvel Rivals director thinks Concord flopped because it ‘didn’t bring any unique value’
Marvel Rivals game director Thaddeus Sasser has suggested that Sony’s Concord flopped because it “didn’t bring any unique value” to players. Sony took Concord offline and pulled the game from sale within two weeks of its release this summer, citing a poor reception from players to the live service shooter, which was priced at $40.
Marvel Rivals director thinks it's the "switching cost" and the inability to add any "unique value" behind Concord's failure, ...
Sony's $100M 'Concord' Shooter Pulled Post Dismal Launch, Full Refunds Issued to Disappointed Gamers
Sony pulls its PS5 and PC game Concord offline just two weeks after launch, offering refunds to all players due to poor ...
Concord was in development for around eight years before Firewalk Studios, an American unit of the Japanese entertainment and ...
The director of Marvel Rivals has discussed the difficulty of successfully entering the packed hero shooter market, pointing ...
The defunct multiplayer shooter speaks from the afterlife in Amazon's upcoming videogame-themed anthology series.
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