America’s not loving PlayStation All-Stars

Sony usually has huge Triple A titles set to release in the Fall. This year’s a bit different.

They’re banking a lot into their new IP (Super Smash Brawl rip off cough*) PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale, created by new developer team Super Bot.

Anyone who buys the game (not used) gets a free copy of All-Stars for their slow-selling Vita. In addition, anyone who pre-orders the game gets exclusive costumes for certain fighters in the game.

With all that said, it seems none of the perks are affecting gamers in the states. PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale pre-orders are looking pretty awful thus far. The game is three months away from release and it has only managed to produce 16,696 pre-orders. This past week it only managed to add 1,139 pre-orders.

That’s almost equivalent to what The Last of US added this past week (1,119.) To make matters worse, The Last of Us has already doubled the pre-orders of All-Stars with 35,265 and that’s scheduled to come out next year.

Perhaps things will turn around for All-Stars before the game releases? For more information check back later with Non-Specific Action.

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