BishopLamont
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(The Wii isn't next-gen).Phife Dawg said:ToS Wii did 120k first day.
(The Wii isn't next-gen).Phife Dawg said:ToS Wii did 120k first day.
CTLance said:I'm going to guess it's the same as the 4chan board: You can enter a nick followed by a password, and the board will show your nick and a hash of the password (and nick?). Using the hash and the nick together allows for a unique login without actually implementing a security infrastructure. While this method can be brute-forced, it's reasonably secure.
Fake edit: Wikipedia is your friend.
BishopLamont said:(The Wii isn't next-gen).
toypop said:Yup, this guy's current tripcode is ◆EcCgOA7Vw6.
What he did post about sales yesterday.
(The thread might be unreadable in next few hours, due to being archived by server)
LBP first day number.
http://namidame.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/ghard/1225441491/564n
Retailer's comments on those FAX. "GTA4 going wild"
http://namidame.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/ghard/1225441491/605n
He mentions that LBP's sales goal is 250k this year.
http://namidame.2ch.net/test/read.cgi/ghard/1225441491/647n
Kurosaki Ichigo said:Also, DSi is pirate-proof, joining PSP, PS3 and 360 (iirc the latest SKUs are pirate-proof). Just Wii and PS2 left.
With a 55% bigger installed base than Wii.HK-47 said:Yeah about the same amount that Wii sells
It is almost impossible to say in my opinion, since the PSP has 2 models (well, 3 with PSP-3000, but that is fairly new) while the Wii has 1 model. I guess there is a possibility that several of people re-bought a PSP when the PSP-2000 (and maybe the PSP-3000 as well) was launched (the same goes for DS and DS Lite, and for PS2 and PS2 Slim for that matter). You also have several of different color releases with the PSP, maybe this will lead to people buying a new PSP just because they want another color. I think the Wii excist in 1 color (officially atleast).Jokeropia said:With a 55% bigger installed base than Wii.
One might point out that traditionally consoles held close to ~3:1 advantage in tie-ratio. It wasn't until NDS that that ratio was broken.Jokeropia said:With a 55% bigger installed base than Wii.
Sure, but the PSP has also been out for almost two years longer.Fafalada said:One might point out that traditionally consoles held close to ~3:1 advantage in tie-ratio. It wasn't until NDS that that ratio was broken.
The way i understood your previous post was that Wii software was doing it better compared the PSP software because the PSP installbase was 55% bigger than the Wii installbase, which is 100% true, the Wii is selling more software (atleast if you look at the tie ratio) compared to the PSP because the Wii installbase is smaller. I just wanted to say that the PSP installbase might be smaller than 55% compared to the Wii installbase because the PSP have 2 (or 3) different models + numerous of color releases while the Wii has 1 model and 1 color, which might result in that several of people are buying more than 1 PSP over a period of time. But as said, it is so to say impossible to know, so it is just speculation from meJokeropia said:It doesn't really matter why PSP software sales are low in relation to it's hardware sales (whether it be because of re-buyers, piracy, multimedia functions or something else), I'm just stating that they are.
Oh, you ment the tie-ratio and total amount of software (LTD) sold? I thought you were reffering to the software numbers that Captain Smoker posted 2 days ago, where it showed that the Wii and the PSP did sell about as many games (about 5.5 million games on each system, and Wii was ahead of something like 200k over the PSP if i recall right) within the last 6 months or so.Jokeropia said:Sure, but the PSP has also been out for almost two years longer.
While the console vs. handheld difference surely accounts for part of the difference, PSP does have a low tie-ratio even for a handheld.
As you say yourself, there is no way to know for sure what the exact active installed base of any system is, so you generally simply use the total hardware sold.test_account said:The way i understood your previous post was that Wii software was doing it better compared the PSP software because the PSP installbase was 55% bigger than the Wii installbase, which is 100% true, the Wii is selling more software (atleast if you look at the tie ratio) compared to the PSP because the Wii installbase is smaller. I just wanted to say that the PSP installbase might be smaller than 55% compared to the Wii installbase because the PSP have 2 (or 3) different models + numerous of color releases while the Wii has 1 model and 1 color, which might result in that several of people are buying more than 1 PSP over a period of time. But as said, it is so to say impossible to know, so it is just speculation from me
Not it my first post, only in response to Fafalada's post about tie-ratiostest_account said:Oh, you ment the tie-ratio and total amount of software (LTD) sold?
I just wanted to share my thoughs about the PSP installbase because of the 2 (3) different PSP models But ye, it might be better to go with the real data we have instead of going with speculations, i agree with that By the way, according to the Media Create hardware numbers in the first post in this thread the difference between the PSP userbase and the Wii userbase is about 35.6%, not 55% (maybe you did a typo, since 35 and 55 both end with 5).Jokeropia said:As you say yourself, there is no way to know for sure what the exact active installed base of any system is, so you generally simply use the total hardware sold.
Ah ok, then i understandJokeropia said:Not it my first post, only in response to Fafalada's post about tie-ratios
Kurosaki Ichigo said:Also, DSi is pirate-proof, joining PSP, PS3 and 360 (iirc the latest SKUs are pirate-proof). Just Wii and PS2 left.
10.7 million is 55% more than 6.9 million. 6.9 million is 36% less than 10.7 million.test_account said:I just wanted to share my thoughs about the PSP installbase because of the 2 (3) different PSP models But ye, it might be better to go with the real data we have instead of going with speculations, i agree with that By the way, according to the Media Create hardware numbers in the first post in this thread the difference between the PSP userbase and the Wii userbase is about 35.6%, not 55% (maybe you did a typo, since 35 and 55 both end with 5).
Oh, like that. You did indeed say 55% bigger, not 55% in difference, so you are right I didnt read too carefully, so its my mistake, i am sorry.Jokeropia said:10.7 million is 55% more than 6.9 million. 6.9 million is 36% less than 10.7 million.
-Double_A said:What's the reason for the PS3's numbers? Economy? It was on an upswing.
Stumpokapow said:not having any games anyone cares about, priced more than the finest sake in the land. wait until cross edge 2. that should revive sales.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
I loled:lol-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
New SKU coming with more value (bigger HDD, DS3, game) for the same price. Check back this Thursday for a new round of numbers. PS3 should be back to its regular old tune then, above 10k at a minimum.-Double_A said:What's the reason for the PS3's numbers? Economy? It was on an upswing.
360 can still be pirated. The Lite-On disc tray just needs to be swapped or something. It costs more to do but can still be modded. Believe me. Every fucking 360 thread on RedFlagDeals is overrun with people asking about modding.Kurosaki Ichigo said:Also, DSi is pirate-proof, joining PSP, PS3 and 360 (iirc the latest SKUs are pirate-proof). Just Wii and PS2 left.
-Double_A said:Still it's easy to criticize the PS3's sales numbers, yet it's selling one about every other minute or two in Japan, even at those low numbers. I can name a lot of things that don't sell that well.
Not really, it's been flip-flopping with HK, Korea, Singapore for lowest price (just to name a few I know of). Currently I am pretty sure Korea is the lowest (it hit as low as ~300$ just a weeks back thanks to exchange rate fluctuations), especially with Yen getting stronger in last few months.OldJadedGamer said:To be fair, it's not so much the price considering it's always been sold the cheapest in Japan then any other country
Bingo.Linkup said:Only reason a system would be pirate proof is if no one cared to hack it.
Kurosaki Ichigo said:Also, DSi is pirate-proof, joining PSP, PS3 and 360 (iirc the latest SKUs are pirate-proof). Just Wii and PS2 left.
Firestorm said:360 can still be pirated. The Lite-On disc tray just needs to be swapped or something. It costs more to do but can still be modded. Believe me. Every fucking 360 thread on RedFlagDeals is overrun with people asking about modding.
IMO, If the "non-pirateable" timeframe is very short, like only 1 - 3 month, it will not be important. If the new H/W version can prevent pirate for, say 1 - 2 years, then it is an important fact, and will help S/W sales significantly (couldn't imagine someone hardcore being able to abstain from playing for 1 - 2 years, while I can imagine someone not buying anything new for 1 - 3 month, since he might have backlog game).Kurosaki Ichigo said:Instead of being grammar nazis couldn't you guys understand that the point of the message is that those systems can't be pirated right now unlike a while ago when they were?
Lightning said:Unbelievable. Wanting hard work to fail for such puerile reasons is pathetic. I want LBP to succeed so that Sony will be even more creative and try things rather then be sequel happy and stick to racing and FPS games in order to gather sales...
I really wish Sony would find a way to put LBP on the PSP. That would be so awesome.
360 has beaten the PS3 for the past 7 weeks or so, but that will probably change this upcoming week with the new PS3 bundles that are available.AniHawk said:Man, I haven't been keeping up with Sales Age in a while. PS3 and 360 swapped places?
I dont think the price of burnable Blu Ray discs is the only thing that holds back piracy on the PS3. I think that the "pirate protection" is actually pretty good on the PS3. I remember that PS2 was pirate-able back in the days when burnable DVDs were pretty expencive. As far as i know, it took some time before the Gamecube was hacked as you said, but i think that was because of the "pirate protection". Gamecube can run normal size DVDs as well, you just to buy a modified case so you can physically fit a DVD in the Gamecubeapujanata said:The only current gen console not pirated yet is PS3, and I heard that is because Blu Ray disc is very expensive (around $20 - $30 for each blank disc). Once Blu Ray disc goes down in price (like mini-DVD price goes down), PS3 will be pirated (like GCN was pirated at the end of its lifetime, once mini-DVD prices are cheap enough).
ShadyMilkman said:well, I'm at a crossroads; good games deserve good sales.
but, on the otherhand, everyone freaking out about the low sales would be hilarious.
apujanata said:Will the pirated version of X360 (done the way you described) go online (XBOX live etc) ?
AFAIK, the pirated version of consoles (X360, Wii, PS2, PSP) couldn't go online, and only pirated DS can play online (I am not sure about this part, but I know that pirated Animal Crossing game can go online).
The only current gen console not pirated yet is PS3, and I heard that is because Blu Ray disc is very expensive (around $20 - $30 for each blank disc). Once Blu Ray disc goes down in price (like mini-DVD price goes down), PS3 will be pirated (like GCN was pirated at the end of its lifetime, once mini-DVD prices are cheap enough).
IMO, If the "non-pirateable" timeframe is very short, like only 1 - 3 month, it will not be important. If the new H/W version can prevent pirate for, say 1 - 2 years, then it is an important fact, and will help S/W sales significantly (couldn't imagine someone hardcore being able to abstain from playing for 1 - 2 years, while I can imagine someone not buying anything new for 1 - 3 month, since he might have backlog game).
360 has beaten the PS3 for the past 7 weeks or so, but that will probably change this upcoming week with the new PS3 bundles that are available.
JonnyBrad said:Any numbers / guesstimates on the DSi?
source: http://www.gamesindustry.biz/articles/200-000-dsi-units-shipped-for-japanese-launch200,000 DSi units shipped for Japanese launch
Nintendo has confirmed to GamesIndustry.biz that the company shipped almost 200,000 DSi units for the Japanese launch of the console on November 1.
The new handheld went on sale last Saturday, priced JPY 18,900 (USD 179 / EUR 129 / GBP 101) in the region.
It boasts a built-in web browser allowing users to access the DSi Shop, a camera and improved audio functions, a slot for SD memory cards and a slightly larger screen.
Although sales figures for the new hardware are not yet known, Nintendo also confirmed it is shipping a further 100,000 units this week.
Sales of the DS in Japan have declined during October, from over 40,000 units at the beginning of the month, to just under 23,000 copies last week.
A release for the console in the US and Europe is not expected until summer 2009 at the earliest.