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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 5268168" data-attributes="member: 2525">That looks more like an opinion to me, not a fact.&nbsp; I've seen a large number of non-4e players state they are looking forward to buying the new Red Box set, and others say they are looking forward to buying the Dark Sun setting.&nbsp; The interest level in Gamma World seems high as well.&nbsp; Earlier, it seems like many non-4e players bought WOTC miniatures.And of course, lots of people play Star Wars, Heroscape, MTG, Axis &amp; Allies, Duelmasters, etc..&nbsp; So it sure looks to me like WOTC had, and continues to have, plenty of cross game appeal.&nbsp; In fact, if I had to bet, I'd bet WAY WAY WAY more people in the world buy WOTC products than Paizo products, even if you entirely eliminated Dungeons and Dragons 4e from the equation.&nbsp; So as far as selling to the larger percentage of the gaming population, I'd guess WOTC wins that hands down.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 5268168, member: 2525"] That looks more like an opinion to me, not a fact. I've seen a large number of non-4e players state they are looking forward to buying the new Red Box set, and others say they are looking forward to buying the Dark Sun setting. The interest level in Gamma World seems high as well. Earlier, it seems like many non-4e players bought WOTC miniatures. And of course, lots of people play Star Wars, Heroscape, MTG, Axis & Allies, Duelmasters, etc.. So it sure looks to me like WOTC had, and continues to have, plenty of cross game appeal. In fact, if I had to bet, I'd bet WAY WAY WAY more people in the world buy WOTC products than Paizo products, even if you entirely eliminated Dungeons and Dragons 4e from the equation. So as far as selling to the larger percentage of the gaming population, I'd guess WOTC wins that hands down. [/QUOTE]

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