Why do big games released on tuesday

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The Dow Jones reversed lower. Ford stock passed a milestone while Tesla stock plunged. You'll have the occasional odd-ball Friday release and Nintendo continues to release all of their games on Sundays, but those are really the three game release days outside of Wednesdays for XBLM releases. Because most modern games are sequels, and Tuesday sounds like "2sday". No point in trying to disprove this. It's backed by science. In France, dvds release on Tuesdays, Movies release on wednesdays and video games on Thursdays.

Don't question the way of life! While Nintendo releasing on Sunday is probably enforcing their Japanese release schedule onto the global market. Having said that, their releases usually arrive on a truck the week before.

Wait, are you asking what was released on tuesdays? Games are released in the UK on Fridays which is nice because then you have the whole weekend to play the game. The original "Sonic the Hedgehog" was released in , and was an instant hit. When it was time for the sequel, which introduced Sonic's sidekick Tails to the world, Sega knew it needed to do more than just release the game. It needed to make an impact.

They kicked around a couple ideas about what day the global launch should be, and that's when Nilsen came up with an idea that possibly changed the way games were released and marketed ever after.

Sonic 2sday landed on Nov. Before then, video game release dates were all over the place, and retailers just got them when they got them. But Sonic 2sday implemented a method to the madness. But the point of the global launch wasn't to dazzle with concept; the point was that the concept created connection. Normally, with games released at different stores on different days, customers couldn't help but feel like these things sort of fell out of thin air. But to know the exact date that something would be arriving, to have it circled on the calendar ahead of time, gave the gift of anticipation.

It was a marketing ploy, yes, but it worked in the same self-fulfilling way as a blockbuster film did.