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This example was already deleted, not only by myself, but from several other users because it\'s the hardcore fanbase complaining about how Bioware JumpedTheShark because it\'s owned by EA. If there comes a time when a game sells far, far below their sales expectations and is critically panned, and it happens more than once, it would be an example. Even SWTOR has proven to be moderately successful from a \
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This example was already deleted, not only by myself, but from several other users because it\\\'s the hardcore fanbase complaining about how Bioware JumpedTheShark because it\\\'s owned by EA (and a user was banned for continually readding it, even when his points were proven to be misleading). If there comes a time when a game sells far, far below their sales expectations and is critically panned, and it happens more than once, it would be an example. Even SWTOR has proven to be moderately successful from a \\\"new IP\\\" point of view. As it stands, they are still monumentally successful in terms of sales earnings.
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This example was already deleted, not only by myself, but from several other users because it\'s the hardcore fanbase complaining about how Bioware JumpedTheShark because it\'s owned by EA. If there comes a time when a game sells far, far below their sales expectations and is critically panned, and it happens more than once, it would be an example. As it stands, they are still monumentally successful from a monetary point of view.
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This example was already deleted, not only by myself, but from several other users because it\\\'s the hardcore fanbase complaining about how Bioware JumpedTheShark because it\\\'s owned by EA. If there comes a time when a game sells far, far below their sales expectations and is critically panned, and it happens more than once, it would be an example. Even SWTOR has proven to be moderately successful from a \\\"new IP\\\" point of view. As it stands, they are still monumentally successful in terms of sales earnings.
