Iriscomeback
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Holy crap haha
I find this almost impossible. How could that happen in their 2nd biggest flop of console.
Sounds like analysts are starting to understand that most users on mobile games don't actually spend money.
Cheers, mate.We are currently just over 2 year into the life of Pokémon X & Y.
I can only find data for Black & White which has an additional 4 months where it was at 15.42.
These software and hardware sales pages have been updated to reflect sales through the end of 2015:
https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/sales/index.html
And to think a lot of people wrote amiibo off when it was revealed.
If that's the premise of mobile gaming, then TPC will be disappointed with Pokémon GO 😃
On a serious note, Nintendo hasn't spoken in detail of the monetization aspects of Miitomo and let's be honest, it's Nintendo's first mobile game on the market, they don't want a backlash. They will take the data, better their mobile offerings in the years to come and monetization too. The analysts aren't wrong in this case.
I find this almost impossible. How could that happen in their 2nd biggest flop of console.
Wii U sold 3.06 million last year and 3.38 million the year before that.
Based on the numbers from this thread...Can I get some Pokemon comparison numbers, please? I wanna see how XY is doing when put next to previous entries.
Sorted by numbers (green = new gen, orange = remakes):
Notes:
14/15 Q4 3DS growth was fueled by the release of the N3DS.
15/16 Q4 numbers should be a lot lower.
Well three of TPC's Pokémon apps have had to close this fiscal year, two of which opened this fiscal year. I think they're already seeing that harsh reality and I expect Pokémon GO to bomb hard.
there fanbase is getting smaller, but more dedicated.
Based on the numbers from this thread...
Sorted by numbers (green = new gen, orange = remakes):
Notes:
- X/Y are currently the lowest selling new generation of the franchise, but they're still selling so things can change. That said, it makes sense considering the 3DS' much smaller install base.
- OR/AS are closing in on FR/LG and HG/SS, which is surprising to me considering that generation wasn't nearly as popular as the others.
And people called me crazy...
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Hope people understand that Splatoon will sell MINIMUM 6 million LT. No way for sell less than that.
Probabily between 6.5/7.5 million[/QUOTE]
nx and a possible nx version is going to make that not happen later this year or early next year. 5 million, sure, but 6 million doesn't happen without a lot of borrowed time.
3.38 in four quarters vs 3.06 in 3, so still one left.
Its not about dedication. Its about smaller choice. Beggars cant be choosers basically. Back on SNES or GC, you could have reasons to not buy Mario Kart, because maybe you had other games to play.
nx and a possible nx version is going to make that not happen later this year or early next year. 5 million, sure, but 6 million doesn't happen without a lot of borrowed time.
I think it means it didn't hit a million for the year so far.
Its not about dedication. Its about smaller choice. Beggars cant be choosers basically. Back on SNES or GC, you could have reasons to not buy Mario Kart, because maybe you had other games to play.
The thing is that we're now at the time when many adults exist whose first game was Ruby & Sapphire when they were kids.
Let that sit in
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Well its not like theres a justified reason to owning them or a coherent vision like with the other figures in the category (yet - I'm sure the Disney Infinity type game is coming). It wasn't exactly wrong to doubt amiibo as a "me-too move". That said no one could predict the sheer appeal of the collector nature to a lot of Nintendos fanbase.
My brother has basically every amiibo at his house. Thousands of dollars for dirt cheap to make toys. Its very profitable for Nintendo. Question is will there be fatigue as they keep pumping out more and more generations.
What I don't get is why Mario Party 10 isn't mentioned among the million sellers for the year. It's currently at 1.65M and it released very late in the last fiscal year. Did it really sell 0.65M during the first release week?
Glorious, thank you so much.Based on the numbers from this thread...
Sorted by numbers (green = new gen, orange = remakes):
Notes:
- X/Y are currently the lowest selling new generation of the franchise, but they're still selling so things can change. That said, it makes sense considering the 3DS' much smaller install base.
- OR/AS are closing in on FR/LG and HG/SS, which is surprising to me considering that generation wasn't nearly as popular as the others.
Sounds like analysts are starting to understand that most users on mobile games don't actually spend money.
What I don't get is why Mario Party 10 isn't mentioned among the million sellers for the year. It's currently at 1.65M and it released very late in the last fiscal year. Did it really sell 0.65M during the first release week?
nx and a possible nx version is going to make that not happen later this year or early next year. 5 million, sure, but 6 million doesn't happen without a lot of borrowed time.
The only positive story in this report is the high sales for some Wii U games. Especially Yoshi is surprising (as Splatoon has reached since long time the mega hit status). That also makes the popular theory that Nintendo should move all the Wii U games to NX look very stupid.
Otherwise the Q3 results are quite average, mainly because the games line-up was average , if not bad. And there were no big promotions done for holiday either.
Not amazing, but it looks good. Splatoon and Super Mario Maker really made the difference here.
They're not making an NX version. We'll most likely see a sequel in late 2017.
Yes. Now imagine if these 2 were launch releases along Mario Kart and WiiU sold without the $100 gamepad....
Xenoblade X has everything against it compared to the original (lower userbase, worse reception). it'd be really surprising to see it ahead of the original this quickly (with legs it might be doable if legs don't collapse in the west)
Erm, people don't buy games just because they have no other games to buy. People sell consoles for that.
Q3 FY 2015 Earnings
Its not about dedication. Its about smaller choice. Beggars cant be choosers basically. Back on SNES or GC, you could have reasons to not buy Mario Kart, because maybe you had other games to play.
In short:
Wii U overperformed.
3DS underperformed.
Yes. Now imagine if these 2 were launch releases along Mario Kart and WiiU sold without the $100 gamepad....
Notes:
- X/Y are currently the lowest selling new generation of the franchise, but they're still selling so things can change. That said, it makes sense considering the 3DS' much smaller install base.
- OR/AS are closing in on FR/LG and HG/SS, which is surprising to me considering that generation wasn't nearly as popular as the others.
Yes. Now imagine if these 2 were launch releases along Mario Kart and WiiU sold without the $100 gamepad....
The only positive story in this report is the high sales for some Wii U games. Especially Yoshi is surprising (as Splatoon has reached since long time the mega hit status). That also makes the popular theory that Nintendo should move all the Wii U games to NX look very stupid.
earnings was lower than predicted according to this article: http://venturebeat.com/2016/02/01/nintendos-holiday-quarter-earnings-and-revenues-fall-short-of-expectations/
I still think it is amazing that they are not in the red since they are supposed to release a new device this year and they did not have a big game for the holiday.
Wii U overperformed.
Is it true that Splatoon outsold Bloodborne and The Order combined?
Fucking hilarious if true.
Well three of TPC's Pokémon apps have had to close this fiscal year, two of which opened this fiscal year. I think they're already seeing that harsh reality and I expect Pokémon GO to bomb hard.