BlazingDarkness
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What you mean a real price cut? It's not dropping any more than it already has. And by major titles are you expecting someone to announce a AAA Vita game?
He's clearly saying if it had those things, not claiming it will do.
What you mean a real price cut? It's not dropping any more than it already has. And by major titles are you expecting someone to announce a AAA Vita game?
I'd say there's a market saturation for the ps3 at that price point. Once it gets a discount this year we'll probably see it surge for the last time for a few weeks and that's it for the PS3 in Japan.With so many new releases hitting the charts for PS3, you'd think that system would see a hardware bump, not the Vita. It's weird.
Tell that to Nintendo.Well, that's what I get for not realizing that the Saturday/Sunday before GW were effectively part of GW. Derp.
Well, that's what I get for not realizing that the Saturday/Sunday before GW were effectively part of GW. Derp.
Surprised by Vita being up. Capture that Otaku market.
Is Golden Week the next reporting period?
Wait...
Media create
PSV | 21.399
Famitsu
PSV | 17.070
What are #1 and #2? New Super Mario Bros U and NintendoLand?It's a shame the Wii U sales didn't bump up due to Pokémon Scramble U's release on Wednesday. Even though they get retail attention, digital only titles just don't seem to pull it in.
That said, it's #3 in the All-Time sales charts on the Wii U eShop, so it has sold reasonably well
Other systems have that same "recovery plan" happening every couple weeks.When they do their recovery plan i.e. release titles, and there's no bump, then you can mock. Until then, come on...
When they do their recovery plan i.e. release titles, and there's no bump, then you can mock. Until then, come on...
When they do their recovery plan i.e. release titles, and there's no bump, then you can mock. Until then, come on...
He's clearly saying if it had those things, not claiming it will do.
No excuses!
Everything sold practically the same as last week except the Vita (and the 3DS for obvious reasons). It would be really strange if the Vita was the only system affected by this saturday/sunday GW bump.
Famitsu Top 30
[360] 5
[WIU] 0
When they do their recovery plan i.e. release titles, and there's no bump, then you can mock. Until then, come on...
doomed
Careful there. I've been crucified before for bringing up the S-word in a Media Create thread. Though that was about the DS.I'd say there's a market saturation for the ps3 at that price point. Once it gets a discount this year we'll probably see it surge for the last time for a few weeks and that's it for the PS3 in Japan.
What are #1 and #2? New Super Mario Bros U and NintendoLand?
I wonder how much Pokémon Scramble U sold. It also had a retail download card. Famitsu track those, so it sold less than 4.116 copies at least (seeing that it is not within the Top 30).
Nah, you can definitely mock the Wii-U, it's a disaster. Not long until the PSP overtakes it for the year.
Yeah that is shocking. That means not a SINGLE Wii U software title is selling more then 4400 retail....
That means two things: A.) The 8000 people buying Wii U's aren't rushing to get titles and/or B.) Nintendo doesn't have a single hit software title where at least 50% of the new owners want to pick it up, plus any late comers.
That possible factoid is way more damning towards the Wii U then 8000 units sold. It doesn't move any software in retail stores, and therefore, may lose retailer support completely (if it hasn't already). Who would waste shelf space on the thing...
What you mean a real price cut? It's not dropping any more than it already has. And by major titles are you expecting someone to announce a AAA Vita game?
But seriously am I missing something?
Seems like a big difference!
Famitsu Top 30
[360] 5
[WIU] 0
#1 Dragon Quest X
#2 Kirby's Adventure
NSMBU is #5 iirc, my Japanese Wii U is currently unplugged.
While Famitsu does track retail cards, it seems that it doesn't seem to track ones that are digital only.
I was more referring to those who expected it to suddenly turn around with no reason. As the Vita has demonstrated, if you release games for the system, it'll sell. No games have been released.
I was more referring to those who expected it to suddenly turn around with no reason. As the Vita has demonstrated, if you release games for the system, it'll sell. No games have been released.
I don't know how much is it already now ? Is it as cheap as the 3ds ?
Yeah that is shocking. That means not a SINGLE Wii U software title is selling more then 4400 retail....
That means two things: A.) The 8000 people buying Wii U's aren't rushing to get titles and/or B.) Nintendo doesn't have a single hit software title where at least 50% of the new owners want to pick it up, plus any late comers.
That possible factoid is way more damning towards the Wii U then 8000 units sold. It doesn't move any software in retail stores, and therefore, may lose retailer support completely (if it hasn't already). Who would waste shelf space on the thing...
Famitsu and Media Create are quite off this week outside of just Vita:
Famitsu:
16./31. [3DS] Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission <TBL> (Bandai Namco Games) {2013.02.28} (¥5.800) - 8.834 / 169.866 <80-100%> (+283%)
It's not even in the top 20 for Media Create.
I imagine the game rose due to Toei's last promotional push for Battle of Gods but I'm not sure it went up that much ...
They could be buying wii games for it.
Famitsu Top 30
[360] 5
[WIU] 0
Thanks =) I forgot about Dragon Quest X, makes sense why that is #1.#1 Dragon Quest X
#2 Kirby's Adventure
NSMBU is #5 iirc, my Japanese Wii U is currently unplugged.
While Famitsu does track retail cards, it seems that it doesn't seem to track ones that are digital only.
I don't know how much is it already now ? Is it as cheap as the 3ds ?
AAA title well, at least it could receive some S-E love for exemple. I'm not expecting DQ11 but you know, even a real exclusive ip from S-E could be good. Something like Bravely Default could sell pretty good on a dynamic vita market. You don't need millions of budget to release an efficient new ip on a portable like that.
They track them too.
Considering the next real release isn't until July the idea that Wii U will have one of the greatest turnarounds ever to be able to sell 9 million this fiscal year is pretty suspect/
Why putting effort in developing something complex when portings, MH clones and otaku games sell just fine?
Famitsu and Media Create are quite off this week outside of just Vita:
Famitsu:
16./31. [3DS] Dragon Ball Heroes: Ultimate Mission <TBL> (Bandai Namco Games) {2013.02.28} (¥5.800) - 8.834 / 169.866 <80-100%> (+283%)
It's not even in the top 20 for Media Create.
I imagine the game rose due to Toei's last promotional push for Battle of Gods but I'm not sure it went up that much ...
Is it stinging? It's stinging, isn't it.Why putting effort in developing something complex when portings, MH clones and otaku games sell just fine?
Not from what I have seen, unless you have examples of them doing so
Nonsense, it's fully doable
NSMBU and Nintendo Land floated in the Top 30 until last week, so they might well be just outside the chart and along Game&Wario and DQX the total software sales might be above 8000 units.
Sometimes there is a noticeable difference between the trackers. It also happen to software sales. I guess it is just because that they dont use the exact tracking method/formula.But seriously am I missing something?
Seems like a big difference!
Famitsu doesn't count downloaded Vitas.
...I have no idea.
Why putting effort in developing something complex when portings, MH clones and otaku games sell just fine?
Is the game on eShop and sold as DD cards? Famitsu does track those. But yeah, otherwise that's bizarre.
Based on?
I'm comparing Wii U units sold this week (8,000) to no Wii U software breaking 4,000 units this week (in retail). So either everyone buys it digitally (which I find asinine because of Nintendo's digital policy) or no Wii U title is reaching a 50% attach rate with new purchasers. Add in that there isn't that many titles out there so the purchasing spread will be small, I'm just seeing bad news all around.
Based on?