Starfield’s player count slips below Skyrim on Steam, just two months after Bethesda’s ‘biggest launch ever’

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Zippy Bot ( @ZippyBot@lemmy.zip ) · 8 months ago

essell ( @essellburns@beehaw.org ) · 8 months ago

I’m not sure what point the title is making.

“Old games should be dying” ?

Skyrim has had a long time to build that player base, over generations of systems and thousands of mods.

Of course it has more players. McDonalds has more customers than this new cafe down the road from me but I still prefer them to fast food 🤷